Obituaries
Jun. 7, 2013
'Trailblazer' entered law at 40, helped found two firms
Polly Carroll Horn, a class action defense lawyer who entered the legal profession in middle age and went on to become a founding partner of Quinn Kully & Morrow, died Memorial Day following a long illness. She was 78.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Polly Carroll Horn, a class action defense lawyer who entered the legal profession in middle age and went on to become a founding partner of Quinn Kully & Morrow and, later, of the Los Angeles office of Arnold & Porter LLP, died Memorial Day following a long illness. She was 78.
Horn entered USC Gould School of Law at the age of 40 with four children at home, all boys between the ages of 5...
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