Touchstone Closing Expands Team with Three New Attorneys
February 4, 2025 - 04:59
ANDOVER, MA - Real estate law firm Touchstone Closing has announced the addition of Emmanuel Ebot as a partner. Alongside him, the firm is pleased to welcome Attorneys Meaghan R. Callahan and Catherine A. Powers to its growing team. This strategic expansion reflects the firm's commitment to enhancing its legal services in the real estate sector.
Emmanuel Ebot brings a wealth of experience in real estate transactions and litigation, making him a valuable asset to the firm. His background includes a focus on residential and commercial property law, which aligns perfectly with Touchstone’s mission to provide comprehensive legal support to its clients.
Meaghan R. Callahan and Catherine A. Powers also bring significant expertise to the firm. Both attorneys are known for their dedication to client service and their deep understanding of real estate law. The addition of these talented professionals is expected to strengthen Touchstone's capabilities and further its reputation as a leader in the real estate legal landscape.
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