Super Lawyers Articles

Ellen Makofsky came to the law late but to elder law early Featuring Ellen G. Makofsky

Jeh Johnson keeps giving back to his country Featuring Jeh C. Johnson

Dan Lust talks sports law like a sports fan Featuring Daniel E. Lust

Evan Spelfogel reflects on a lifetime of Red Sox rooting Featuring Evan J. Spelfogel

How Joshua Gropper’s brother inspired his career path Featuring Joshua D. Gropper

The children of Sheldon Flanzig rep injured cyclists Featuring Daniel Flanzig, ...

Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma loved being a reporter; he just wanted a deeper dive Featuring Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma

Michael Hiller’s battles to preserve historic landmarks Featuring Michael S. Hiller

How Pauline Yeung-Ha got the Chinese community to talk about death and disability Featuring Pauline Yeung-Ha

Discovery with Davida Perry Featuring Davida S. Perry

Brian Newby has worked in the governor’s office, spent three decades at his law firm, and retired from the Air Force with two stars

Whether uncovering appealable flaws or improving life for foster children, Marcy Hogan Greer infuses her work with passion Featuring Marcy Hogan Greer

Seven perennial Texas Super Lawyers listees reflect on the last 20 years Featuring Charla G. Aldous, ...

How the Houston attorney changed the life of a catastrophically injured airport worker Featuring Randall O. Sorrels

Childhood struggles directed Sylvia Cardona toward the law—as well as public service Featuring Sylvia A. Cardona

No, it was Don Godwin, sprinting across the front of the inaugural issue of Texas Super Lawyers Featuring Donald E. Godwin

How Jim Hacker became the Beyoncé of the New York Bar Featuring James E. Hacker

Raysheea Turner works to help others build generational wealth Featuring Raysheea Turner