Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Articles
The Raconteur
When Shanin Specter speaks, med mal juries listen
The Honor of the Force
State trooper-turned-attorney David J. MacMain now serves and protects his former comrades
There and Back Again
Employment lawyer Martha Hartle Munsch’s journey from the courtroom to the classroom and back
Family Guy
Albert Momjian wrote the book on family law, literally
Dianne Elderkin Finds Her Voice
How a shy chemistry student became a commanding and record-breaking patent lawyer
The Collector
Greg Gifford has spent a lifetime gathering historic bottles and deeply satisfying thank-you letters
If It Can Be Tried In Front of a Jury, Mark Tanner Can Do It
At 39, medical malpractice attorney Mark Tanner became one of the youngest fellows in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He was just getting started
Cleaning Up
Maritime lawyer Richard Ogrodowski goes from part-time janitor to full-time partner
A Voice for Kids
Jennifer McGarrity provides one for children who need one
Lawyer, Uninterrupted
Although Shevelle McPherson’s adolescence ended abruptly, that didn’t stop her from becoming a top trial lawyer
The Debt Doctor
Pittsburgh’s Matt Herron restores his clients to financial and emotional health
Q&A With Daniel Ryan III
Daniel Ryan III of O’Brien & Ryan in Plymouth Meeting on working with surgeons, letting clients be teachers, and still not being over that Georgetown-Villanova game
In Bobbi They Trust
Why Roberta Liebenberg is a heroine to her clients
The Cable Guy
Art Block has been structuring deals for Comcast since 1978
The Negotiator
Louis Kushner believes any two parties can reach a settlement
Bezar Experience
Nadeem Bezar grew up around doctors. Now he sues them
The Big Talker
Rick Grimaldi has opinions and isn't afraid to share them over AM radio
Top Gun
Denny Shupe's high-flying career
The Pope, The Prince and Mickey Pohl
The key to his success? He treats everyone the same
Q&A: Roy DeCaro
The keys to trying a case
The Cable Guy
Art Block has been structuring deals for Comcast since 1978
Eddie Edwards’ Field of Dreams
To him, life is just one long fantasy camp
‘I Refuse to Hear She Died. The Blood Will Be on All Our Hands’
The pressure on immigration lawyer Elena Park
Citizen Cohn
Joseph Cohn has made a career out of arguing ferociously for the disadvantaged
Ed Ciarimboli is likable, he’s honorable and you can see it
He would be an engineer today except he enjoys people too much
The Jet
Bill Vinsko's uncommon ability to make peace with the sharks
Steven Voigt’s Quest to Renew America
In conservative principles he trusts
Lorena Ahumada Was Never Promised a Rose Garden
But that was just what she got as a staffer in the Clinton White House
The Oracle
Manny Pokotilow and the digital revolution
The Partner
Lynne Gold-Bikin on saving, and ending, marriages
In The Ring With Jerry McDevitt
He's who Vince McMahon calls when the WWE is up against the ropes
Inside Joseph Tate’s Cocoon
Why clients feel safe there
The Unpredictable Quarterback
Joe Hurley keeps his clients in the clear by keeping his opponents guessing
Ed Mullin Is No Mother Teresa
But he did advocate for her mission in one memorable case
Pedaling a Cure for Multiple Sclerosis
That's what David Pollock does every year on his spring bike outing
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Odyssey of Steve Irwin
Make that Gator McCoy
The Tattler
Fantasy ballplayers, Ironmen and more
From the Barbershop to the Courtroom
Bernard Smalley of Anapol Schwartz on cutting hair, making arguments and watching waves
Leap of Faith
Meet six young lawyers who took a deep breath and plunged into solo practice
Great Scott!
As a city prosecutor, Scott P. Sigman made waves by bringing WMD charges against drug runners. Now he's employing his trademark intensity at Bochetto & Lentz
The Man Who Would Be D.A.
Seth Williams got 46 percent of the votes in a primary against an incumbent considered untouchable. He vows to do better next time
The Saint
Jerry McHugh would never refer to himself as such. But others do—and not just his clients
And the Oscar Goes to...
Lawyer and thespian Tom Kline for his outstanding performance in the courtroom and on stage
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