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2026
Tempest-Tost
Four immigration attorneys on helping clients in volatile times
To Try to Balance the Scales of Justice
Before starting an employment firm, Martha McBrayer worked with Melvin Belli and went undercover at KKK rallies
The Breaking of Bread
Bruce Bronster, consiglieri to restauranteurs, is now a restauranteur himself
The Firm He Created
Russell Yankwitt works hard to carve out time for family
Rare Earth
Uzoma Eze wants Africa’s advantage in rare elements to stay an advantage
A Walk to Remember
Attorney, legislator and veteran Chad Lennon works to prevent veteran suicide
Podcast News
Alexia Bedat got in on the ground floor repping podcasters
Her Whole Hobby Was a Million-to-One Shot
Patricia Harris' fight in more than just boxing.
The Price of a Ticket
How routine traffic violations can snowball into much bigger legal problems
Breaking Down the Medical Aid in Dying Act
Who does—and doesn't—qualify under the new state law, and what it means for end-of-life planning
Chapter and Verse
Attorneys on different types of bankruptcy—and which one you may need
Rights and Remedies
Civil rights attorneys on the state of justice for their clients
Strengthening an Existing Bond
What does it take to adopt a stepchild?
Planner Beware
How to avoid common estate planning mistakes
Great Expectations
What you need to know about pregnancy discrimination
‘I Was Always Going To Be a Lawyer’
For decades, John A. Cirando has worked ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’ of appellate law
The Path Forward
Jessica Hugabone Vinson helps survivors of domestic abuse find their footing
Next Gen
Millennial attorneys on what they’ve learned and where they’re headed