We've Lost A Lot Of Biglaw Firms This Decade. This Is One Of Them.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Ed. Note: As the decade comes to a close, Above the Law presents you a special Trivia Question of the Day series in remembrance of the Biglaw firms we lost in the 2010s.
What now defunct Biglaw firm was founded in 1956 by four antitrust attorneys?
Hint: The firm had a 50+ year run, with 16 offices and over 500 attorneys when it announced its dissolution in 2011.
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