Attorney feature articles in Florida
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How Deborah Greene Colors Her World
The Jacksonville family law attorney draws from her artistic background
Hilarie Bass: Hitting the Ground Running
The new ABA president is tackling issues ranging from gender equity to fake news
Florida Legal Community Mourns 'Brilliant' Plaintiff's Litigator
Coral Gables' Ervin Gonzalez 'understood the human condition'
Visionary Man
Eugene Pettis’ plan to lift others up the ladder
Discovery with Paul R. Regensdorf
Paul Regensdorf on humility, humor and why he is like his Dalmatians
Where in the World is Anastasia Protopapadakis?
You don’t need a game show to find her—just check out her travel blog
Special Force
After 50-mile marches and parachute jumps, former U.S. Army Ranger John Agnew may have been overprepared for courtroom combat
Both Sides of the (BBQ) Bench
Personal injury defender—and brisket champion—Amanda Podlucky is halfway to becoming a master cookoff judge
If You Build It …
Kimberly Ashby just might be your attorney
A Code of Confidence
Jennifer Compton is helping fight the gender gap in technology
Have Holcomb, Will Travel
Mark Holcomb: the tax attorney who saved the day for Expedia
Where the Wild Things Are
David Bates combats career stress with wildlife photography
Local Counsel with Ryan B. Lamchick
Miami’s Ryan Lamchick tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Marilyn Holifield on Changing the World
The Miami lawyer’s accomplishments range from spurring prison reform in Georgia to tenaciously defending employers
Courtroom Artist - Florida
Three attorneys who wrote—or were mentioned in—published books share their storie
‘They Had Already Hired One Woman’
The trials and tribulations of Florida’s first big wave of female lawyers
A-Plus-Plus
Plaintiff’s attorney Ted Leopold and a ‘perfect textbook case of corporate greed’
Discovery with Hinda Klein
Hinda Klein, head of her firm’s appellate department, has a talent that confounds courtroom foes: If it’s committed to writing, it’s committed to memory.