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Sopp, William V

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Bill Sopp's practice has spanned the areas of corporate transactions, commercial finance, business workouts and reorganization, and bank litigation. He has developed an industry focus in consumer products generally, and in the food and beverage and fashion markets in particular, having represented companies, C-level executives and investors in these areas.

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Phone: (617) 345-3000

Address: 125 Summer St, Boston, MA 02110

Website: https://www.burnslev.com/professionals/william-v-sopp

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