Day Pitney Expands Boston Corporate Practice with Addition of Ali Slavet

Day Pitney LLP is pleased to announce that Ali Slavet has joined the firm as partner in its Corporate Practice in Boston, a strategic addition that enhances the firm’s national corporate platform and presence in key East Coast markets. Slavet’s transactional corporate experience is the latest addition to the firm’s growing corporate capabilities in Boston, further expanding its offerings in mergers and acquisitions, private offerings of equity and debt, commercial lending, and general corporate and governance matters.

“Ali’s arrival adds important depth to our Boston Corporate Practice and provides a cornerstone for our continued growth there,” said R. Scott Beach, chair of Day Pitney’s Corporate and Business Law department. “She brings a practical, deal-focused approach and seasoned judgment that strengthen our ability to advise clients on complex transactions, while further positioning our team for sustained momentum in Boston and beyond.”

Jonathan Zelig, Office Managing Partner for Boston, added: “We are thrilled to welcome Ali to our Boston office, where we have rapidly expanded our intellectual property, private client, family office, and general corporate offerings to meet growing client demand. Boston is a market rich with opportunity both for our clients and our firm. Over the last five years, we have nearly doubled our Boston attorney headcount by adding exceptional lawyers who provide the top-notch legal services our clients expect. Ali’s addition speaks to our continued commitment to strategic growth in the Boston market.”

Slavet represents companies, principals, executives, investors, and funds across a broad range of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, private offerings of equity and debt, commercial loan transactions, and general corporate and governance matters. She advises clients throughout the corporate lifecycle—from formation and growth to investment and exit—working primarily with lower and middle market buyers and sellers, borrowers and lenders, and issuers and investors across a range of industries.

Drawing on her experience advising companies at critical stages of growth and transition, Slavet counsels clients on structuring their businesses, evaluating strategic opportunities, and executing long-term growth plans. She regularly guides management teams and investors through complex decision-making processes, including expansion initiatives, recapitalizations, and exit strategies, often involving multi-party negotiations and sophisticated transaction structures. Her practical, business-oriented approach helps clients navigate complexity while positioning them for sustainable growth and successful outcomes.

“I’m excited to join Day Pitney and collaborate with colleagues across the firm to deliver integrated counsel to clients,” commented Slavet. “The firm’s depth across corporate, finance, and complementary practices such as intellectual property and real estate provides a strong platform to support clients through growth, investment, and transformative transactions nationwide.”

Actively involved in the Boston legal and business community, Slavet is a member of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s 2023 Boston’s Future Leaders Program. Prior to joining Day Pitney, she was a partner at a Boston-based, full-service law firm, and before that practiced in the Boston office of a boutique corporate law firm. Earlier in her career, she practiced in the New York and Boston offices of an international law firm. She earned her J.D. from Boston College Law School and her B.A. from Amherst College and is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and New York.

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