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Blair Rinne is an Associate in the Firm's Litigation & Arbitration and White Collar Defense & Government Investigations Practice Groups. 

Blair has advised clients on complex internal investigations and represented corporations and individuals in criminal and civil investigations and related litigation. She has handled complex contract disputes and intellectual property matters. She also has represented clients in several zoning appeals and real estate matters in Massachusetts state court. Blair’s dual law and business degrees provide her with a unique understanding of her clients' business interests and the impact of litigation.

Blair was a member of the Boston Bar Association's 2019-2020 Public Interest Leadership Program, a 14-month program that addressed specific public service and community challenges. She has maintained an active pro bono practice, with a focus on immigration matters in partnership with Kids in Need of Defense ("KIND"). Blair has also participated in KIND's Expert Panel alongside other attorneys in the Boston area and in 2020, KIND named her a Pro Bono Attorney of the Year.

While at Boston College Law School, Blair was a note editor for the Journal of Law & Social Justice (formerly the Third World Law Journal). She was also a teaching assistant for a legal reasoning, research, and writing course, where she taught legal citations to first year law students and supervised the students in oral advocacy exercises.

Prior to law school, Blair worked as a litigation clerk at an intellectual property law firm, where she assisted with a complex patent infringement trial and prepared for numerous depositions.