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Hard Work, Moving On, and a Voice to Love
Discovery with Oderah C. Nwaeze

Moving Forward
Three young attorneys on the outlook for the future

Puppet Master
Adam Hiller learned the art of performance at Six Flags

Borat, Navy Brats and the Delaware Bar?s Default Setting
Discovery with Darryl Hawthorne-Searight

The Crooked Path
Any journey contains sudden shifts, Brionna Denby knows

A Few Rounds with Yvonne Saville
The ADR attorney talks craft cocktails

Delaware's Got Talent
Lawyer and Profundo Bono ensemble player Kiadii Harmon counts Moby Dick as a theater credit, and Judge Robert B. Young as a friend

Advising Health Care Providers in the Wake of COVID-19
Health care attorney Adam Balick weighs in on how COVID-19 is impacting his clients and practice

Larry Spiller Kimmel's Second Chance
After Wilmington attorney Paul Spiller, his wife and two of his three children were killed in a plane crash, Spiller’s law partner (and brother-in-law) Mort Kimmel adopted the only survivor, Larry Spiller Kimmel, who has been paying it forward since.

Not Just for Delaware Anymore
Pauline Morgan manages the complex traffic of Chapter 11 bankruptcy and corporate restructuring

Discovery with Samuel L. Closic
Catching up with Samuel C-L-O-S-I-C Closic!

Five Minutes
Sometimes that’s all the time Kara Swasey has to build trust with victims of domestic violence

And The Winner Is ...
Move over, Meryl—Doneene Keemer Damon’s awards case is looking pretty good

Local Counsel with Mary I. Akhimien
The Wilmington attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood

Discovery with Tom Driscoll III
Tom Driscoll III on hoops, unexpected judicial naps, and the food truck of his dreams

Stuart M. Grant’s Double Secret Probation
Inside the record-setting corporate litigation practice of Delaware’s most well-rounded man

The Gold Standard Playbook
DuPont’s recently retired Tom Sager has a pretty simple M.O.—“Do better”

Talking It Out
What’s the secret to mediator Yvonne Takvorian Saville’s success? Letting everyone have their say