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Walking in Hammurabi’s Footsteps
When he's not winning cases, Najeeb Nabil Khoury studies Islamic philosophy
The Scourge of KPMG
Compared with Michael Avenatti's previous work—politics under Rahm Emanuel—life in the courtroom is a breeze
Didn’t Abraham Lincoln End Slavery?
Here's Chang(e) you can believe in
Fighting For a Green World
Truth and beauty, says Jesse Chavez, are all he knows and all he needs to know
Nu, So Sue
What keeps Nu Usaha motivated? A psychic paycheck
Enlarging the ‘Family’ in Family Law
Long before Proposition 8, Jeffrey Bollinger was working to legalize same-sex marriage
The Businessman’s Best Friend
Jeffrey Glassman had to lose a million dollars to learn how to become a success
Are You Running With Me, Justices?
Meet three attorneys on the fast track
Win or Lose. Then Draw
Marc Jacobs knows that people laugh at him. It's part of his job
A Man in a Big Hurry
Patrick Avakian is hooked on speed
Jacqueline Harding’s Emmy
How does a labor lawyer win television's highest honor?
That’s My Life Up There on the Stage!
For public defender John Littrell, the line between theater and real life got a little blurred
The Young and the Restless
At 36 years old, Jonathan Anschell stepped into the hot seat at CBS
It’s Hot When You Face the Broiler
Bruce Broillet knows how to weave dreams and win cases
How Steven Spielberg Turned the Nicest Guy in Hollywood into a Shark
Bruce Ramer may be the loneliest Republican in America
King of the Tabloids
Mark Geragos is on the front page as often as his high-profile clients
The Nina Chronicles
Nina Shaw helped found one of Hollywood's most important law firms
How Anti-Semitism Inspired the Creation of a Los Angeles Institution
Philip Glusker celebrates Greenberg Glusker's 50th year
What Becomes a Legend Most?
Arthur Greenberg celebrates Greenberg Glusker's 50th anniversary
The Young and the Restless
At 36 years old, Jonathan Anschell stepped into the hot seat at CBS
The Man Who Would De-Fang Divorce
Steve Mindel thinks you shouldn't have to part with your money when you part with your spouse
Confessions of a Former Couch Potato
Lawrence Jacobson goes from the sofa to swimming with the sharks
I Remember Mamaliga
For Andrei Iancu, the good ol' days are now
Conquering Cancer Together
Lori Loo and son Quinten work in tandem to beat an awful foe
What to Expect from the Supreme Court
Eddie Lazarus' newest book reveals hitherto unknown machinations behind the nation's highest court
Barefoot in Bali
David Neale says deep sea diving makes him a better lawyer
Q&A with Robert Hertzberg
After a long and successful political career, including years as the speaker of the California Assembly, Robert Hertzberg reflects on having settled into his law practice.
The Braided Lives of Cunningham and Lazenby
How two East Coast guys became West Coast best friends
Every Man’s a King
Alexis Neely brings the Rockefeller treatment to the common guy
The Supreme Court Whisperer
Jean-Claude André's high court trifecta
Why Did Carol Burnett Sue Over That?
Jean-Paul Jassy and the fight for free speech
U.N./L.A.
Patriotic clichés are easy to spout. But for three young Los Angeles-area attorneys, immigration to this country really did grant them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Why Wayne Brady Would Make A Great Lawyer
Douglas Lief brings his improv skills to the courtroom
Reach Out and Touch Someone
Dad checks in from Iraq
The Accidental Do-Gooder
How Seth Levy fell into trying to save the world
Why Patrick Maloney’s Wedding (and His Life) Was Darn Near Ruined
For Abusive Employers, The Dai Has Been Cast
Cornelia Dai, along with her good karma Pasadena law firm, doesn’t just hate injustice; she changes its course
Michael Baroni Hates Big Law Bills
By keeping lawsuit costs low, and thinking like a businessman, this general counsel has presided over a doubling of company revenues
Shaman At the Negotiating Table
Want to jump-start your career? Get fired by Michael Jackson
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