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The New England Regional Winter Conference and Annual Meeting

10-12 January 2018

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A middle-aged man with gray hair and glasses, wearing a blue suit jacket and blue shirt, stands in a modern corporate law office—an ideal setting for experienced lawyers in Chicago.

Lawrence W. Vernaglia

Boston 617.342.4079
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Jonathan H. Gabriel

Boston 617.226.3180
A woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black blazer, smiles at the camera in a professional indoor setting at one of the leading law offices offering litigation support for lawyers in Chicago.

Hannah E. Zaitlin

Boston 617.502.3253

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