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The Professor of Defamation
When the Queen of Soul—yes, Aretha—felt she was libeled, she called Michael Niborski
Ice Man
Playing hockey as a kid taught Pascal Benyamini to never give up
Who Will Guard the Guards Themselves?
Personal injury lawyer Robert Jarchi, for one
After Disaster Strikes
Keith Griffin helps victims of tragedy piece their lives back together
Thou Shalt Not
Deputy District Attorney Wendy Patrick, M. Div., reconciles man’s law and God’s law
The Fencer
Why Claudette Wilson chooses artful over aggressive
Foreign Service
How Robert Mautino, of Mautino & Mautino, learned nine languages, snuck a Filipino war veteran into the country, and turned a Canadian into an American just by asking a few questions
Safari Browser
Alex Campillo doesn’t back down from tough cases or charging rhinos
Schmoozing His Way to Century City
Scott Edelman’s cases have happy endings
Who Wrote Shakespeare?
Gail Title knows, and she fights to protect the authors’ rights
The Smoking Gun Detective
The understated, underrated Mark Robinson’s outrageously creative research pays dividends
Bingham’s Nuclear Weapon
How Marshall Grossman parlayed a $5 overcharge into a powerhouse career
A Bit of a Rebel with a Bit of a Cause
Schuyler Moore’s life would make a great movie; but would he watch it?
Magic Johnson
In 2000, Channing Johnson helped a church buy the Forum, and his life changed forever
When Every Day Is Earth Day
These four lawyers spend their lives toiling to keep a righteous balance between the needs of the environment and the demands of business and government
A Household Name
With an affinity for language, mergers and acquisitions, Laura Stein globalizes the Clorox brand
Made in the U.S.A.
Glenn Weinman, designer of legal strategy at American Apparel
Q&A Erika Rottenberg, GC of LinkedIn
In the aftermath of the dot-com bust, LinkedIn emerged from the living room of Reid Hoffman, a former PayPal executive and current venture capitalist with Greylock Partners. Founded on the philosophy that in business referrals are everything, the site now has 65 million users and counting—the largest professional network in the world. Its general counsel, Erika Rottenberg, attests here to the power of connections.