Robert Strauss died on March 19 in Washington at the age of 95. He was immediately remembered with titles worthy of his remarkable and diverse life — politician, diplomat, lobbyist, Washington insider, adviser to presidents, savior of the Democratic Party after the 1972 election.
But before Bob was any of those things, he was a lawyer, and the law firm that he founded in 1945 still carries his name.
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