Florida Super Lawyers Articles

To overcome racism, Elaine Johnson James' mother told her, she'd have to work harder than everybody else. She did. Featuring Elaine Johnson James

Six attorneys who found happiness in Florida’s quieter corners Featuring David L. Manz, ...

Lisa Kelley credits her mom with her dedication to volunteer work Featuring Elizabeth V. Kelley

How Karl Pansler turned a personal tragedy into a mission to keep young lives on track Featuring Karl F. Pansler

Bryan Aylstock represents Army vets in a massive suit over combat earplugs Featuring Bryan F. Aylstock

How a stint at a record label led Lorri Lomnitzer to intellectual property law Featuring Lorri Lomnitzer

How a strategy for beating stress turned into a lifetime passion for Ironman athlete Lydia Harley  Featuring Lydia Harley

Miami litigator Jeffrey Bast on the good, bad and ugly of video conferencing Featuring Jeffrey Bast

Jaret Davis believes in the power of technology and the ability of humans to work together Featuring Jaret L. Davis

Jeanne Tate’s life’s work is about bringing parents and children together Featuring Jeanne T. Tate

In life and law, Steve Pajcic has always set his sights on empowering others  Featuring Stephen J. Pajcic, III

How a poodle named Aristotle brings calm to Joel Feldman’s family law office Featuring Joel H. Feldman

Sarah Lahlou-Amine says taking on pro bono work can remind lawyers how fortunate they are Featuring Sarah Lahlou-Amine

Discovery with Renee Thompson Featuring Reneé E. Thompson

Ira Leesfield’s battle with COVID-19 gave him new perspective Featuring Ira H. Leesfield

At 50, Mary Ruth Houston decided it was time to start climbing mountains Featuring Mary Ruth Houston

A childhood speech impediment couldn’t derail his dreams Featuring Richard B. Schwamm

Carol LoCicero fights for her media clients’ constitutional rights Featuring Carol Jean LoCicero