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Foley Attorneys Named to Who's Who Legal

October 25, 2013 Who's Who Legal

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A middle-aged man with short brown hair, glasses, and a suit with a striped shirt and purple patterned tie poses confidently against a gray background, reflecting the professional image of corporate law office environments.

Andrew Baum

Smiling woman with curly brown hair wearing a black blazer and patterned blouse, standing in a brightly lit, blurred indoor setting, representing lawyers in Chicago.

Linda E. Benfield

An older man with short white hair wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and striped tie stands in front of a blurred office background, reflecting the professionalism of top law offices and lawyers in Chicago.

Robert A. DuPuy

New York 212.338.3585
Man in a dark pinstripe suit and white shirt, smiling, stands in a modern, bright corporate law office—an environment typical of top Chicago lawyers.

Kevin R. Schulz

Milwaukee 414.297.5646

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