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Courtroom Drama
Richard Hanus’ deportation case went from the courtroom to the stage to the screen
‘The Best of Both Worlds’
Esther Joy Schwartz brought her passion for music to the stage
Protecting the Unprotected
Joe Monahan’s ongoing campaign for mental health and people with disabilities
‘This Is a Calling’
The many organizations where Annemarie Kill has volunteered
From the Barn to the Bar
Mitch Gilfillan went from playing Division I basketball to repping coaches and ADs
Not Turning a Blind Eye
Danya Shakfeh helps elevate the spiritual abuse conversation with In Shaykh’s Clothing
Living Proof
How Victor Pioli and Ramses Jalalpour won a case after losing two key witnesses
Numbers Don't Lie
Stephanie Scharf asks tough questions about gender and race in law, then finds answers
Icing on the Cake
How Cynthia Hyndman won before the highest court in the land
Faster, Harder, Stronger
Jeanne Gills honors her father in name, intellect and determination to uplift others
Nearly Parole Officer for a Devil Incarnate
Before family law, Umberto Davi was there for the John Wayne Gacy trial
Salt in His Veins
If not a lawyer, Steve Levin might have been an oceanographer or marine biologist
Broadening the Scope
Inside Equip for Equality’s efforts to serve and protect people with disabilities
The Fight Isn't Over
In 50 years, Flint Taylor has battled Nazis, the KKK, police and the FBI, and he’s still standing
All's Fair in Love and Divorce
Or it is when Sherby Scurto is one of the attorneys
Cutting Through the Darkness
How education attorney Darcy Kriha helped a blind immigrant gain citizenship
Attorney of Records
DJ Alan S. King remains vital to Chicago’s house music scene
Not Scott Turow's Last Trial
After 14 books and 40 years in the law, the bestselling author is still going strong