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Altheimer & Gray was a Chicago-based American law firm that is no longer operating.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Altheimer & Gray was an American law firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It served corporate clients in areas including corporate law, commercial transactions, and litigation. The firm traced its history to the early twentieth century and became a notable participant in Chicago’s legal-services market. Altheimer & Gray ceased operations in 2003 after experiencing financial difficulties. Publicly available information about its founders, full scale, and successive management is limited, so this entry includes only the core facts that can be stated with reasonable confidence.

History

Altheimer & Gray was an American law firm primarily based in Chicago. Publicly available accounts trace the firm’s history to 1914. It served corporate clients in commercial legal matters, including corporate work, transactions, and litigation. As a member of Chicago’s legal-services sector, it operated in the market for business law in the United States. The firm later encountered financial difficulties and ceased operations in 2003. Because it is defunct, it has no confirmed current operations, management, or parent company. Public information about its early organizational development, successive leaders, and complete practice-group structure is limited.

  • 2003

    Ceased Operations

    [1]

    The firm ceased operations in 2003 after financial difficulties.

  • 1914

    Firm's Historical Origin

    [1]

    Public records trace Altheimer & Gray's history back to 1914.

Products and positioning

A comprehensive commercial law firm serving corporate clients.

Product categories. Legal consulting and representation services

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