McLane Middleton client attorney Patrick Closson discusses how FinCEN's final rule permanently ends beneficial ownership reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act for most U.S. companies.
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CLIENT ALERT: Attorney Patrick Closson discusses how FinCEN's final rule permanently ends beneficial ownership reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act for most U.…
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McLane Middleton
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- Legal Services
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- Manchester, US
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- 201–500 employees
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Founded in New Hampshire in 1919, McLane Middleton has grown to be the largest and most diverse law firm in the state. In 2008, we expanded into Massachusetts to accommodate our clients' growing legal needs throughout New England. With 115 attorneys and more than 25 paralegals, our progressive approach has enabled us to work with all types of clients in New England and beyond to deliver solutions that are customized and cost-effective. Our firm's organization, hiring practices, training, and use of technology provide us with the ability and capacity to provide the highest level of expertise in very specific areas of law. The firm and its attorneys are included in The Best Lawyers in America®, Chambers USA: America's Leading Business Lawyers, Martindale-Hubbell, and Super Lawyers.
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