Founded in 1934 as a Chicago–based tax practice, McDermott Will & Emery has grown dramatically since then—in every possible way: The firm now numbers around 1,000 lawyers, who operate out of more than a dozen offices in the United States and Europe (in China, McDermott has an alliance...
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