Polsinelli is pleased to welcome Maximillian (Max) J. Bodoin to the firm’s Boston office as a shareholder in the Technology Transactions & Data Privacy Practice.

Bodoin concentrates his practice on technology transactions, intellectual property licensing, transportation, electric vehicle (EV) charging systems and cutting-edge information technology (IT) solutions. He advises clients on a variety of technology issues, including technology development and commercialization, IT outsourcing, joint development and collaboration relationships, software-as-a-service offerings, technology procurements and customer agreements.

Joining Polsinelli from an Am Law 30 firm, where he served as the chair of the Transit Team, Bodoin has extensive experience in the public transportation industry. He has decades of experience assisting public transit agencies procure more than fifteen billion dollars' worth of technology solutions, rolling stock and operations and maintenance services.

In the EV charging industry, Bodoin advises clients on the development and commercialization of EV charging systems, including developing go-to-market strategies and drafting and negotiating turnkey contracts for engineering, procurement, construction, software, LCFS credits and ongoing operations. He also counsels clients acquiring EV systems, guiding deployment strategies and EV system procurements.

Bodoin’s arrival underscores Polsinelli’s continued growth in the Northeast and highlights the firm's continued expansion of its nationally recognized Technology Transactions & Data Privacy Practice.

“Max is an exceptional addition to our growing national technology and transportation practice,” said Greg Kratofil, Polsinelli’s Technology Transactions & Data Privacy Practice Chair. “His work at the intersection of technology, infrastructure and innovation aligns perfectly with our group’s direction and the increasingly interconnected needs of our clients.”

Joining Polsinelli reflects a desire to continue expanding his practice with a team of like-minded lawyers. ”My clients demand innovative, out-of-the-box thinking to solve their most complex problems,” said Bodoin. “I am thrilled to be at a firm that embraces opportunities in unchartered territory with curiosity and responds to clients’ needs with a view toward investment and support.”  

Max earned his J.D. from Boston College Law School and his B.S., summa cum laude, and B.Phil., summa cum laude, from the University of Pittsburgh.

Polsinelli’s nationally recognized Technology Transactions Practice is comprised of a cross-functional group of lawyers with significant experience in the technology industry, including prior in-house experience and professional backgrounds in engineering and technical consulting. The group works with companies of all sizes and at all stages of development to provide strategic guidance as they create, acquire, use and commercialize technology. The firm’s Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice includes a diverse team of attorneys whose sole focus is assisting organizations as they strive to protect the information, comply with ever-evolving privacy and security regulations and respond to data incidents, regulatory investigations and litigation.