This Biglaw Firm Has Always Been Big In The Newspapers
The firm's roots go deep in the newspaper business.
What Biglaw firm — that no longer bears his name — was founded by Robert R. McCormick? McCormick was the grandson of Joseph Medill, the founder of the Chicago Tribune and namesake of Northwestern’s journalism school.
Hint: In 1920, McCormick left the firm to become publisher of the Tribune. In that role, he eventually needed a defamation lawyer and turned to a former partner whose name still hangs on the door of the Biglaw firm today.
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