Marshall Nurenberg was recalled by close colleagues as a “legend” in the Cleveland legal community for decades of outstanding service following his death on Nov. 13. He was 100.
After serving as a radar technician for the U.S. Navy in World War II, Nurenberg attended law school at Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland and joined Dudnick Komito law firm as a clerk in 1953.
There, Nurenberg rose to become a partner and eventually earned the law firm’s lead name as it is today of Nurenberg, Paris, Heller and McCarthy – a personal injury firm with offices in Cleveland and Maumee near Toledo.
During his lengthy career at the firm, Nurenberg specialized in personal injury as a trial attorney and earned a name for himself working on railroad-related cases, arguing before t

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