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- ↑ Bissell & Carey later became Bissell, Carey & Cooke when Walter Platt Cooke joined. [7] Another member was Lyman M. Bass, the son of Lyman K. Bass (Cleveland's former law partner), and the firm eventually became Kenefick, Cooke & Mitchell. [8]
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