Attorney feature articles in California

How Debra Bogaards Got Tough

The formidable personal injury attorney both goes for the jugular and encourages civility (through scotch and baseball)

“Who Are Those Guys?”

Bankruptcy boutique Felderstein Fitzgerald Willoughby & Pascuzzi plays well—and fights well—with others

Living the Dream

How Susan T. Kumagai rose from a disadvantaged childhood to co-found a thriving employment law firm

The Oracle

Geoff Howard orchestrates Oracle’s landmark case against fellow tech giant SAP

Extraordinary Abilities

Julie Pearl leads Pearl Law Group’s pro bono charge on immigration cases

Pioneer Spirit

An American Lawyer in Paris

Every summer, Brian Recor turns into “un avocat”

Understanding the Business

On the job with employment defense attorney Sabrina A. Beldner

To Dream a Dream of Family Law

Michael Maguire won a Tony for leading a failed revolution in the original Broadway production of Les Miserables; now he helps those with failed marriages

The Ownership Society

What makes Andrews Lagasse Branch & Bell work?

The General

MICHAEL I. NEIL JOINED THE MILITARY BECAUSE OF THE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT AND BECAME COMMANDER AT CAMP PENDLETON DURING THE GULF WAR

The Nonprofit Motive

How Darryl Solberg helps organizations become tax-exempt

Back Pay

Ruth D. Kahn works with Holocaust survivors

As Much about Psychology as the Law

Leah Bishop on the soft side of estate planning

Across the Aisle: Linda Miller Savitt and David deRubertis

The two employment attorneys share alma maters and a big-picture perspective; but their disagreements are legend

Here Comes the Boom

Paul S. Meyer may look like a kid in a candy store, but he has a lust for the jugular