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Goodwin
THE NEW YORK TIMES BUILDING
620 EIGHTH AVENUE
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK
United States
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Position

Partner

Career

Romina Weiss, a partner in Goodwin’s Tax practice and ESG & Impact practice, has broad experience in corporate and partnership tax matters. Ms. Weiss advises public and private U.S. and international companies on tax issues arising from complex business transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, within the private equity and technology industries, among others. She has significant experience in the organization of private equity funds, including buyout, secondary and real estate funds, and advising them on continuing operations, portfolio investments and M&A transactions. She also advises clients on the tax aspects of capital-raising activities, such as IPOs, equity derivatives and debt offerings.

Prior to joining Goodwin, Ms. Weiss was a partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP.

Education

JD, 1991, Harvard Law School (cum laude) / BA, 1988, Columbia University (summa cum laude)

Lawyer Rankings

United States > Tax > US taxes: non-contentious

Goodwin maintains a strong reputation in the life sciences arena, with the tax team assisting both start-ups and mature public companies with structuring equity, acquisition, and divestiture transactions. Real estate is another area of expertise; practice head Neal Sandford focuses on the organization and operation of REITs, where Karen Turk is also an expert, while Edward Glazer anchors the firm’s real estate capital markets offering. Howard Cubell and chair of the firm’s New York office Janet Andolina are essential contacts for private equity sponsors. Also based in New York are Romina Weiss and William Weiss, both of whom have broad experience in corporate and partnership tax matters, and George Davis. Other recommended individuals include Daniel Karelitz and the San Francisco-based Kelsey LeMaster. All named lawyers are located in Boston unless noted otherwise.