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How Dean Johnson Became a Journalist
A phone call to chasten legal pundits catapulted the criminal defense attorney onto national TV
Bette Epstein’s Estate Secrets
The Reed Smith lawyer tells why her practice area is anything but routine
Keating’s Lawyer
How Stephen C. Neal got the troubled financier (almost) off the hook
Robert B. Kaplan and the Art of Heavy Lifting
The bankruptcy lawyer shepherds big clients through tough times
The Thief, His Wife & Her Lawyer
Marc Miles successfully defended the widow of an alleged Ponzi schemer; but the case wasn’t over
Love and Bankruptcy
David Stern and Robert Pfister help same-sex couples with that ‘richer or poorer’ vow
Billion-Dollar Man
Commercial real estate lawyer Stuart Graiwer navigates the global financial meltdown
Faer, Focused
Laura Faer, statewide education director at Public Counsel, knew what she wanted to do in high school and never wavered
Legal Fireworks
Robert M. Howard’s battle to continue a Fourth of July tradition
Collaborative Art
How an expertise in poisoning led Alexandra Kwoka to family law
The Defense (Never) Rests
John H. Gomez was already a top trial lawyer; then he went back to college—Gerry Spence’s
Angelaâs Case
Between setting up an office in LA and setting world records in swimming, Dan Stephenson helped set a young girl free
Counter Rhythms
Paul F. Cohen hears them in jazz and the law
Wanted: Shades of Gray
IP and business litigator Adrian Pruetz, whose eponymous firm merged with Glaser Weil Fink Jacobs Howard Avchen & Shapiro last November, talks about preparing witnesses, debriefing juries, and the perceived advantage of being a female attorney
The Calming Force
Why Michael Tuchin calls bankruptcy ‘the emergency medicine of law’
Most Likely to Succeed
How family law lawyer Judith Forman went from ‘highly educated Mom’ to knocking out Muhammad Ali
Common-Sense Approach
Securities litigator Philip Aidikoff knows what’s inside the box
Cop Land
Former public defender John Barnett has carved a niche practice representing the police