Ken Lewis Joins Foley Hoag Business Department as Partner
Ken Lewis has joined Foley Hoag as a partner in the firm’s Business Department, bringing over three decades of legal experience advising clients on corporate, transactional, and securities matters, [foleyhoag.com] reported. Lewis advises clients across North Carolina and the Southeast on mergers and acquisitions, the formation of strategic alliances, and domestic and international commercial transactions.
Guiding Companies Through Complex Deals
Lewis handles all aspects of corporate and real estate finance, representing lenders, borrowers, and investors in debt and equity negotiations. His industry experience spans life sciences, technology, financial services, health care, sports and entertainment, manufacturing, and distribution sectors.
Managing Partner Jim Bucking noted that Lewis brings a strong track record of guiding companies, investors, and lenders through complex deals. Bucking stated that the addition strengthens the firm’s ability to serve clients in the Research Triangle region and across North Carolina while complementing firmwide transactional work, [foleyhoag.com] reported.
Professional Background and Legal Recognition
Lewis joins Foley Hoag from another national law firm. He earned his J.D. from Harvard Law School and his A.B. from Duke University, and he began his career clerking for Associate Justice Henry E. Frye of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
His legal work has earned multiple recognitions. He has appeared in The Best Lawyers in America for Corporate Law since 2014 and was named to Lawyers of Color’s inaugural Nation’s Best List in 2019. Lewis serves as the past chair of the Subcommittee on Emerging Business of the North Carolina Bar Association's Business Section, [foleyhoag.com] reported.
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