Key Takeaways
- • Julia Royce has joined Rubin Rudman as an associate in the firm's Corporate, Business and Tax Practice, transitioning from Sherin and Lodgen.
- • Royce brings specialized expertise in corporate and transactional work, including entity formation, debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, and liquor licensing matters.
- • The hire expands Rubin Rudman's corporate advisory capabilities across its New England and national client base.
Summary
Rubin Rudman has appointed Julia Royce as an associate within its Corporate, Business and Tax Practice group. Royce joins the firm from Sherin and Lodgen, where she developed a practice focused on corporate structuring and transactional matters.
Royce's background encompasses a broad spectrum of corporate advisory services relevant to institutional and alternative investment professionals. Her core competencies include entity formation and structuring, debt and equity financing arrangements, mergers and acquisitions execution, and specialized liquor licensing matters—the latter reflecting niche regulatory expertise often valuable in portfolio company transactions and sector-specific investments.
The appointment reflects Rubin Rudman's continued expansion of its corporate practice to serve clients across New England and nationally. For investors and alternative fund managers, the addition of experienced transactional counsel strengthens the firm's ability to support deal-making and corporate governance advisory services within the region and beyond.
Royce's background encompasses a broad spectrum of corporate advisory services relevant to institutional and alternative investment professionals. Her core competencies include entity formation and structuring, debt and equity financing arrangements, mergers and acquisitions execution, and specialized liquor licensing matters—the latter reflecting niche regulatory expertise often valuable in portfolio company transactions and sector-specific investments.
The appointment reflects Rubin Rudman's continued expansion of its corporate practice to serve clients across New England and nationally. For investors and alternative fund managers, the addition of experienced transactional counsel strengthens the firm's ability to support deal-making and corporate governance advisory services within the region and beyond.
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