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Directory of New England In-House Counsel DIRECTORY OF 2021 BREAK THROUGH WITH BOWDITCH Whether you’re reinventing your organization or disrupting your entire industry, rely on a team of attorneys who see the world your way. At Bowditch, we’ll help you craft your business and legal strategy and manage the essential details so you can stay focused on your long-term vision. Visit bowditch.com for legal insights and analysis Letter from the Publisher WELCOME TO THE 2020-2021 DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND IN-HOUSE COUNSEL We are proud to provide you with the most comprehensive catalog of its kind, and we hope you find it to be a valuable reference tool. Lawyers Weekly is committed to serving corporate counsel throughout the region, and this year’s edition has been extensively reviewed for accuracy and completeness. Our goal is to enhance your access to in-house attorneys throughout New England. 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