Jennifer Gallop |
Emily B. Kretchmer |
June 4, 2026 (Boston) – Krokidas & Bluestein is proud to announce that its Healthcare practice has been recognized in the 2026 edition of the Chambers USA Guide for the sixth consecutive year. Additionally, attorneys Jennifer Gallop and Emily Kretchmer have once again been ranked in this prestigious legal guide.
Jennifer Gallop, a co-managing partner and head of the Firm’s Health & Human Services Practice, has been ranked by Chambers since 2017. She earned a Band 2 ranking in Health Care in the 2026 guide.
Emily Kretchmer, a partner with the Firm, earned a Band 2 ranking in Health Care in the 2026 guide, after achieving a Band 3 listing by Chambers in 2024-2025 and in the Chambers Up and Coming category in 2022 and 2023.
Both Jennifer’s and Emily’s practices encompass healthcare and human services law, including nonprofit, administrative, and corporate law. Their work focuses on transactions, regulatory compliance, and operational matters affecting the entire spectrum of healthcare and human services providers across the care continuum.
Krokidas & Bluestein’s Health and Human Services practice, which earned a Band 3 ranking in the 2026 guide, is known for its adept ability to provide comprehensive transactional, regulatory, administrative and litigation counsel to health care providers on complex matters. Their clients are key players in the health and human services business sector, and they practice regularly before federal and state government bodies. The other members of the Health Care team include Anthony Cichello (a co-managing partner), Elisha Thapa, and Rosanne Sullivan.
Chambers USA ranks the leading lawyers and law firms across the US. Rankings are based on in-depth market analysis and independent research and rely heavily on client feedback. As such, recognition by Chambers USA is considered a top honor.
About Krokidas & Bluestein
Krokidas & Bluestein provides legal services to nonprofit, for-profit and public clients, as well as individuals, in the areas of health and human services, civil litigation, education, labor and employment, real estate development and finance, nonprofit law, and commercial property management
