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1909-2007 Dewey Ballantine
1918 Arthur A. Ballantine became Solicitor of the Internal Revenue Service and then served as Undersecretary.
1919 Arthur A. Ballantine, the Internal Revenue Service's first solicitor, joined Root, Clark & Bird.
1925 The firm added his name to its name (Root, Clark, Howland & Ballantine): Ballantine headed a growing tax division.
1927 Ballantine became advisor to the Treasury as well as the Joint Committee of Congress on Internal Revenue Taxation.
1929-1939 During the Great Depression, Root, Clark, Buckner & Howland flourished by moving away from its traditional focus on litigation and began to focus on bankruptcy and reorganizations and New Deal regulations.
Helen Ballantine