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2021
Getting Tech Off the Ground
Airbus’ flying car is just one of the cutting-edge projects Sasha Rao gets to work on
Life Partners
Husband-and-wife duo Michael Haddad and Julia Sherwin play to their individual strengths
Finding Her Voice
Sonakshi Kapoor was told a girl couldn’t join the family business—so she became a lawyer instead
Opposing Forces
For Joan Fife and Jahan Sagafi, being on opposing sides doesn’t mean yelling across the table
A Fighter and a Gentleman
Gordon Greenwood is known for his civility, but he’ll go to the mat in the hunt for justice
Mike Polis' Other Day Job
In his free time, you’ll likely find this Sacramento attorney on his sheep ranch in the Valley
Rounding Up
Mark Burton was on the team that won the first jury verdict—$285 million—in the Roundup cases against Monsanto, and he’s not done yet
Fighting the Good Fight
Steven Williams’ pro bono cases hold a special place in his heart
The Case Against Virtual Trials
Ed Hugo raises red flags about what’s getting lost in the new normal
Hometown Historian
Litigator, author and restaurateur John Briscoe tells local history through the lens of food and drink
Hooray for Bollywood
Nitasha Khanna lists her favorite films from India
Okay, Let's Talk About My Favorite Podcast
Discovery with Alia J. Daniels
The 2 Billion Dollar Man
How R. Brent Wisner landed one of the largest product-defect jury awards in history
Summer Abroad
What Melanie Meneses Palmer learned in Phnom Penh
Prepare and Persevere
Jennifer Oden and Marshall Cole on how the sports world prepared them for the legal world
Going Bollywood
Family law attorney Nitasha Khanna has a background in Hindi dance
Discrimination Suit Can Proceed Against Contra Costa DA's Office
San Francisco firms Nichols Law and Ratner Molineaux are representing 5 women deputy DAs
Wills, and a Way
COVID-19 didn’t stop a pro bono program for first responders; it expanded it