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Scott P. Dunberg

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Scott is a Member in the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions Practice. He represents public and private companies, private equity–backed businesses, founders, and investors in complex middle-market M&A transactions, financing transactions, and other strategic corporate matters.

Scott has deep experience leading acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, and other transformative transactions across a broad range of industries, including health care and life sciences, robotics, AI and technology, software, and clean energy.

In addition to M&A, Scott advises clients on general corporate governance matters, growth and exit strategy, and transaction-related commercial arrangements. He regularly works with companies at all stages of the life cycle, from emerging growth and founder-led businesses to mature operating companies navigating complex strategic transactions.

Scott is known for his practical, business-oriented approach and his ability to manage sophisticated deals efficiently while keeping client objectives front and center. He works closely with management teams and boards of directors, providing clear guidance on legal risk and deal execution.

Scott serves as the lead Corporate Hiring Member for Mintz’s Summer Associate Program in Boston, reflecting his commitment to mentorship and the firm’s next generation of talent.

Prior to joining Mintz, Scott practiced in the Boston office of an international law firm. Before entering the legal profession, he worked as a marketing professional, an experience that continues to inform his commercial perspective and client-focused approach.

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In this video, Elizabeth Conti provides an overview of “Introduction to the Due Diligence Process,” a high-level guide through the transactional due diligence process from a regulatory affairs perspective, recently published by the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS). Elizabeth co-authored the book with Mintz's Joanne Hawana and Benjamin Zegarelli.
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