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Local Counsel with Blaine C. Kimrey
The Chicago attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
‘I’ve Got This’
How civil rights lawyer Dana Kurtz used her legal skills to overcome a family tragedy
It Gets Better
Meet a couple of re-married divorce attorneys
The French Connection
How IP attorney Brett A. August was knighted for enhancing relations between Paris and Chicago
Product of Her Environment
Environmental lawyer E. Lynn Grayson saves companies green
Amped
Perpetually moving bankruptcy attorney James Sprayregen can’t be outworked
In Their Shoes
Chicago immigration attorney Kai Lo helps his clients by staying true to himself
Objective Empathy
Family law attorney Gemma Allen of Ladden & Allen on creative applications of the law, overcoming sexism and why it’s riskier for clients to dance on tables nowadays
An Easy Act to Follow
Lloyd E. Shefsky’s irregular path to consulting entrepreneurs around the world
Don’t Tell Karen McNulty Enright She Can’t Do Something
Unless you want it done
The Atticus of Attica
From rioting prisoners to Black Panthers to animal-rights defenders, Michael E. Deutsch has been on the front line of the fight for civil rights
‘DUI Don’
Donald Ramsell is the authority on Illinois’ drinking and driving laws
Collective Conscience
Jim Franczek is a management-side bargainer, but he never forgets what life is like for working men and women
A More Inclusive Way
Maurice Grant makes it his business to boost diversity
An Effective Voice
Appellate lawyer Linda Coberly fights for immigrants’ rights
Lifting While Climbing
Angela Elbert has her business clients—and her community—covered
Treating the Whole Patient
Li-Hsien “Lily” Rin-Laures is an M.D., but these days she’s healing biotechs
Larry R. Rogers Sr. on Personal (and Corporate) Responsibility
The Chicago attorney says everyone makes mistakes—but there’s a time for accountability