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Whirlwind
Before taking up entertainment law, Marilyn G. Haft worked for the ACLU, Bella Abzug, the White House and the U.N.
Basketball Theory
Med mal attorney Duane M. Fiedler strives to even the playing field—in the courts and on the court
La Dolce Vita
How Mike Schiavone left Italy and came to represent one of New York’s most famous professional sports teams: the Buffalo Bills
The Scientist with a J.D.
IP attorney and hydrologist Alana Fuierer of Heslin Rothenberg is on the cutting edge of cleantech
Where There’s a Will
Columbia student Andrea Johnson led a Care-A-Van to Native American tribal lands
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Courtroom
Labe Richman’s monologue benefits the Immigrant Defense Project
The Four Lanes of Alphonso E. Tindall Jr.
As a child he walked the precincts for the first African-American running for mayor of New Haven; now he represents cities and states in a public sector-related practice
Torch, Passed
Susan Brune represents a new generation of trial lawyers
Indefatigable
Mary Kay Vyskocil reps insurance companies in cases ranging from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal to the collapse of the World Trade Center
Dan’s Law
At the intersection of law, history and literature, you’ll find Daniel Kornstein
The Former Outcast
Why personal injury attorney Marvin Salenger identifies with his clients
IP Man
J. Christopher Jensen talks Muppets, the Internet, and freeing a man on death row
The Builder
Few can frame a case better than construction-accident expert Daniel Santola
The Pioneer
Janet Callahan, partner at Hancock Estabrook, never intended to become a lawyer and yet became the first female managing partner at a large firm in Syracuse
The Internet Frontier
NBCUniversal’s Rick Cotton works to combat Internet piracy and protect content
Where There's a Will
Andrea Johnson finds a way to help the needy
The Two-Way Street
Lawyers at Davis Polk & Wardwell activate the firm’s worldwide pro bono initiatives
Catching up with Gerald L. Shargel
Since appearing in the 2011 Super Lawyers magazine article, Shargel has moved from small law to big