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Douglas G Gray

Douglas G Gray

USA 2026

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Career

Douglas guides individual investors, management teams, corporate buyers and sellers, venture capitalists, and private equity firms through major corporate transactions.

Douglas brings a broad range of experience in mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, strategic alliances, and commercial ventures. He represents medical device, pharmaceutical, and health care-related companies and products.

Douglas has an active collaborations practice, negotiating licensing, joint venture, and development agreements related to intellectual property rights.

Professional Memberships

Member, Rhode Island Bar Association; Business Organization Committee; Ethics and Professionalism Committee

State liaison, American Bar Association, Corporate Laws Committee

Firm representative, Lab Central, Cambridge, MA

Firm representative, New England Medical Innovation Center (NEMIC)

Personal

Trustee, French American School of Rhode Island (2015-Present)

Director and advisor, The UCAP School and Fund for UCAP (1999-Present)

Director, Blithewold Arboretum (2008-2018), chair; vice chair

Director, Community Prep School (2010-2018)

Trustee, The Haitian Project (2010-Present); director (1995-2010); chair; vice chair

Director, Habitat for Humanity East Bay (1996-2006)

Director, Newport Film (2008-2015)

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Corporate/Commercial - Rhode Island

Band 2
Band 2

Individual Editorial

Douglas Gray focuses his practice on counseling clients in the life sciences sector on a range of corporate matters. He frequently advises on M&A, joint ventures and transactional IP concerns.

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