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Article: Rath firm looks south; New Hampshire jobless rate shrinks, a bit; Photo studio aims to preserve memories

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May 29, 2005
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The Concord law firm of Rath, Young & Pignatelli has opened an office on Canal Street in Boston to serve clients who go back and forth across state lines. The firm has also opened a federal government relations practice, The Rath Group.

The Boston office has six lawyers, including four lawyers formerly from the Boston firm Stalter & Kennedy.

"We have a lot of people doing a lot of work that goes back and forth across state lines," CEO Tom Rath said. "A number of clients from the area have issues in Massachusetts and New Hampshire."

Rath said The Rath Group would help clients navigate the federal government and deal with federal regulators.

- Anne Ruderman

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