Attorney feature articles in California

Old Lawyers Can Learn New Tricks

Ronald Rossi goes back to college in his 50s        

Boris Feldman wants to Save the World (And Make It Safe for Fun)

Anyone who can replace stacks of files with piles of toys can't be all bad        

No Steak Tartare for Alan Mendelson

A gentle man is sought by emerging life sciences companies        

Let Judgment Run Down as Waters, and Righteousness as a Mighty Stream

Who believes that stuff? Amos ... and Arthur Bryant        

All He Cared About Was Law

Become the King of Janitors? No, thanks

From Woodward & Bernstein to Holme Roberts & Owen

A former investigative reporter advises newspapers on where to draw the line        

Stephen Murphy and the Art of the Legal Novel

Why Bruce Wagman Refuses to Argue the Law with His Clients

The Confessions of a Political Turncoat

Jack Londen may be his family's (political) black sheep, but he's a liberal hero        

Son of the Magyar Hercules

Allen Ruby's early training in the ring (and we're not talking Wagner here) prepared him for the fight  

An Engineer in the Valley

Thorny business problems are Gordy Davidson's playground  

Jerry Falk Almost Always Gets the Last Word

It's so much fun winning appeals for clients  

How to Clean Up a Pornographer, and Other Problems of the Law

Nanci Clarence wants you to see the good she sees in people        

True Believer

Some people are guided by a moral compass; San Francisco employment attorney Cliff Palefsky has a moral GPS   

U.N./L.A.

Why Wayne Brady Would Make A Great Lawyer

Douglas Lief brings his improv skills to the courtroom