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In Brian Etzel’s Perfect World …
... hodgepodge city planning just wouldn't exist
The Grand Plan
To Richard Victor, nothing can take the place of a grandparent
Supreme Thrill
Three local lawyers get their day in the nation's highest court
The Good Fight
Lisa Gleicher's victory for cancer patients
Beyond the Water Cooler
When tensions reach the breaking point between bosses and employees, it’s time for the lawyers to sort things out
Order in the Chorus
Justin Klimko’s musical parodies target most everyone
The Lawyer Who Takes Your Temperature
Gretchen Colter moonlights as a nurse
The "Aw, Shucks" Lawyer
David Christensen, a knight of the Order of the Dannebrog, hasn’t lost the common touch
That's Entertainment
With clients ranging from rappers to famous authors, Howard Hertz’s career is a roller coaster. Just how he likes it.
The Team Player
Dennis Archer has been a state Supreme Court justice, two-term mayor of Detroit and president of the ABA — and he still considers it a privilege to practice law
What's Going On?
Henry Baskin represented Marvin Gaye and hosts a cable law program, but his legacy may be in family law
The Storyteller
Eugene Driker on preparation, inspiration and the essence of the case
When the Revolution Didn't Happen
John Willems went from representing unions to management, but he still preaches the same gospel
Playing Atticus
Jon March is one of the best lawyers in the state, but last fall he got to play the greatest of them all
Our Prisoners, Ourselves
Deborah LaBelle is using the state Legislature and international law to reform U.S. prisons
Justice at Abu Ghraib
Since 9/11, Shereef Akeel has fought for American Muslims; but his biggest case is a class action lawsuit on behalf of the prisoners of Abu Ghraib
Putting the "Pro" in Pro Bono
Michigan's top attorneys set the bar for helping others
Reflections on the Bar
Tom Cranmer tells what he’s learned as president of the Michigan Bar Association