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Posted: November 6, 2008
McLane law firm moves into Cummings Props.' Trade Center 128
The law firm of McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton hosted more than 120 clients and friends for an open house held in the firm's first Mass. office at the Trade Center 128 complex.
Located inside the new Middlesex Superior Court building, McLane's attorneys have accessibility for court proceedings. Trade Center 128, offered by Cummings Properties also is adjacent to Rte. 128.
The firm serves many regional and Mass. based clients for whom the new office is convenient.
Thirty-three attorneys from the firm are licensed to practice in Mass., and will share the office space and conference facilities.
"Many McLane attorneys grew up and started their legal careers in Mass.," said Steven Burke, head of the firm's tax group and managing director of the Woburn office.
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