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The name partner of what Biglaw firm adopted a Sr. to his name after his son, who is actually the third of his name, became famous?

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Hint: The partner retired from law firm life in 1998 when the firm he founded merged with another firm (the combined firm still retains his name). He’s stayed active in retirement, serving for 15 years on the Board of Regents for the University of Washington and does non-profit work.

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