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From Picking Peaches to Picking Up Million-Dollar Lawsuits
Arturo González is a Latino hero with one eye on the law, one on injustice and both on a possible political career
John Martel by Day, Joe Silverhound by Night
He’s always seemed to lead several lives. These days, one of those is as an author of popular thrillers
Like Midas, Everything Sheldon Siegel Touches Turns to Gold
In addition to coming out on top in court, Siegel tops the best-seller lists
The Most Happy Fellow
Assistant San Francisco D.A. Paul Henderson charms his juries into submission
A Screenwriter Hits Paydirt
Danny Kuchuck sells his screenplay and finds a new best friend — lawyer Jeff Frankel
Auschwitz Didn’t Issue Death Certificates
Lisa Stern sued Italy’s largest insurance company on behalf of her grandfather-in-law, who died in a Nazi concentration camp — and every Holocaust victim was a winner
Home on the Range (and in the Courtroom)
Jim Nichols saddles up
LA's First Chicano Mayor?
Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo is a politician in forward motion
The Accidental Filmmaker
Patricia Kinaga just wanted to document victims of domestic violence – instead she wound up being nominated for an Emmy
The Warrior Poet
Because he had to get some demons out of his psyche, Chuck Patterson discovered he was a poet
The Many Hats of Mr. Hill
James is every mother’s fondest dream — a doctor and a lawyer
Being Religious: It's the New Coolest Thing
All across allegedly godless L.A., lawyers are finding solace in their religion
Bert Fields' Greatest Hits
The archetypal Hollywood lawyer, Fields takes no prisoners when representing his famous clients
The Spectacular Successes of Morgan Chu
Even the mighty Microsoft fell after this high school dropout took after it