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August 1, 2005
Hahn Loeser opens an office in Naples,
FL.
June 28,
2004
Hahn Loeser's Columbus office expands
and relocates to the Capitol Square
Office Building
April 16, 2004
The Firm's new website is launched
September 1, 2001
Intellectual Property firm, Oldham &
Oldham in Akron, joins Hahn Loeser
January 1, 1992
Hahn Loeser names its first African
American Partner, Craig O. White
1991
Hahn Loeser names its first CEO
Friday March 18, 1988
Fire consumes the first Hahn Loeser
Cleveland office located in the National
City Building. The Firm is up an running
by Monday morning.
January 1, 1984
Hahn Loeser names its first female
Partner, Deborah A. Coleman
1977
First Cleveland law firm to develop a
Maternity Leave Program
1970
Hahn Loeser hires its first female
attorney
1960
The Firm's name changes to Hahn, Loeser,
Freedheim & Dean
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May 2005
Hahn Loeser's Akron office is featured
in an article in Interior Design
Magazine (highlighting the office's
unique design and style)
October 1, 2004
The Akron office expands and relocates
to One GOJO Plaza
December
1, 2003
Hahn Loeser opens an office in Bonita
Springs, FL
June
2002
Managing Partner of the Columbus office,
Stephen E. Chappelear, becomes President
of the Ohio State Bar Association
June 1996
Partner Alan S. Kopit becomes President
of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
September 30, 1991
The Cleveland office relocates to its
current home 200 Public Square
October 2, 1989
The Columbus office of Riley, Ucker &
Lavinsky merges with Hahn Loeser
June 1986
The 50 lawyer firm of Hahn, Loeser,
Dean, Freedheim & Wellman merges with
the 15 lawyer firm of Parks, Eisele,
Bates & Wilsman to become Hahn Loeser +
Parks
Early 1980s
Hahn Loeser begins its art collection
showcasing one-of-a-kind pieces, all
done by artists with a Cleveland
connection
1972
Firm adopts first formal management
structure
1962
The Firm's name changes to Hahn, Loeser,
Freedheim, Dean, & Wellman
January 1, 1920
Mooney, Hahn, Loeser & Keough forms
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