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‘Very Real, But Not Always Fair’
War in Bosnia-Herzegovina and injustice in Detroit forged Aida Spahic into an advocate
Maximizing the Public Benefit
How Paul Novak’s time in the attorney general’s office secured wins for consumers statewide
So FAR So Good
How Karolina Powalka became a disability rights advocate
Overdue Process
Appellate attorney Liisa Speaker strives to keep family law judges in line
Uncharted Territory
Always at the forefront of tech for employers, Adam S. Forman now turns to AI
He Xian’s Sister Act
How his business deal with China led to something bigger
Dishing on a Dish
Bill Panagos’ go-to icebreaker item
Hitting the Mark
Stephen Hilger excels at archery, music, photography and—oh, yeah—law
Fisheries Observer Out of Water
Daniel Larin abandoned ships and found 'land ho' in the law
Looking to the Future and Seeing AI
Two young solo attorneys don’t run from the lion—they embrace it
The Beginning of Something Greater
Sundus Jaber found purpose in the courtroom—first as a defendant, then as a defender
Saved But Not Forgotten
Attorneys share their memories of the heart-wrenching and historic Detroit bankruptcy case
The Medical Malpractice Defender Inspired by Erin Brockovich
Sarah Cherry watched the Julia Roberts film as an adolescent and found her calling
When Firing Becomes Unlawful
How employment law characterizes retaliation, discrimination and other wrongful termination claims
What Is a Licensing Agreement?
Considerations when entering a software contract
The Long Tongue of the Law
Ronita Bahri’s path to advocacy went through Iraq and Jordan
Staying Mum
In high-profile cases like Mel Tucker’s, Jennifer Belveal unspools facts outside the public eye
Knowing When to Push
How Saraphoena B. Koffron went from teen mom to opening a family law practice