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Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P.

is in the Business Services Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$86.4M

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Legal Services

Number of Employees 1,760

Contact Information

4900 Key Tower 127 Public Sq

Cleveland, Ohio 44114-1304

(216) 479-8500

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Offices of Lawyers: 541110

Company News

Recent Events

Former U.S. Attorney for Arizona Joins Squire Sanders Native American Law Practice

9/14/09 - Mgmt. Change Entering - Other - View Story

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