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Troll Roads
Stephen Korniczky conquered a patent troll—and then made it pay
The Grinders
The back-and-forth of John C. Taylor and David Ring
L.A. Unconfidential
Nine top attorneys talk about practicing law from the 1950s to today
A Little Humanity
Civil rights attorney Ron Kaye leads the charge against malfeasance in law enforcement
Kindred Spirits
Mia Yamamoto spent years working for social justice before finding it for herself
The Two Sides of Koji Fukumura
The securities lawyer is a mix of laid-back Hawaiian and Philly street fighter
The Dignity Deposit
The personal harassment cases that made an employment attorney out of Genie Harrison
You Messed with the Wrong Marine
How elder abuse litigation attorney Kimberly Valentine transcended a tough upbringing to become a voice for the vulnerable
Boom
Did Claudia Ribet’s bicycle accident turn her into a better lawyer or just a better Californian?
Uncle Bill
Robert F. Brennan talks ABOUT consumer law ... and UNCLE William J. Brennan Jr.
I Don’t Know What I’d Do Otherwise
An oral history of attorneys who remember wearing fedoras and watch fobs, hopping the “C” train to the office, and triumphantly negotiating a salary of $9,000. A year.
When Lawyers Need Lawyers
Karen Goodman defends attorneys facing malpractice claims; Bill Gwire puts them in the hot seat
Annette Hurst: Defending Your Right to Skip Ads
How she got a judge to reject broadcasters’ demands for an injunction against DISH Network
Flip the Script
When Luke Ellis gets a case, the first thing he does is tear it apart
‘We All Need Help Sometimes’
Why Russell Austin can’t say no to community service
Ana de Albaâ's Homegrown Activism
The daughter of immigrant workers returns to Central Valley, law degree in hand
Details, Details
How Kathryn Doi’s penchant for wading through regulations helped save dental coverage for millions of Californians
A Quintessential American Story
Ken Lee’s journey from Seoul, to Koreatown, to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue