General services firm Kelley & Murphy opened a fourth Pennsylvania office in Harrisburg to handle its representation of behavioral health providers. Partner Joseph Kelley Jr. says the state's capital was an important place for the firm to be because the behavioral health practice is closely tied with administrative and regulatory law coming from state departments. The firm has no plans on stopping with Harrisburg -- Kelley says he is using the capital as a steppingstone to get the firm to Pittsburgh.
May 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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General services firm Kelley & Murphy opened a new office on May 1 in Harrisburg, Pa., mainly to handle its representation of behavioral health providers.
Name partner Joseph T. Kelley Jr. said the Pennsylvania capital was an important place for the firm to be because the behavioral health practice is closely tied with administrative and regulatory law coming from the state departments of Public Welfare, Health and Education.
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