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‘You Need a Sense of Humor’

Six women in law talk about getting through the ’70s—and beyond

Game Is On

Heading OSU’s women’s tennis team and running a café paved LeeAnn Massucci’s path to law

‘Who I Am’

How Kessia Cericola battled grief and built a career repping people with stories like hers

Best Foot FWD

Bobby Rutter co-owns a nightclub chain, with a rooftop venue in Cleveland’s reinvigorated East Flats

Legacy of Leadership

Jonathan Hollingsworth has an array of firsts, but helping others is what he’s about

Fielding Anything and Everything

Karen Gaunt serves as general counsel of USA Baseball

Tom Green Delivers

Formerly to mailboxes, now for clients

Patriots' Day

Michael Maillis finished the 2013 Boston Marathon less than an hour before the first bomb went off

Front Runners

Six attorneys whose stories have graced our covers reflect on the last two decades

‘You Also Have a Conversation’

To Yubia Wilkinson, getting to know her immigration clients is job one

Forward March

Two decades have brought big change—including a Hague custody niche—to Zashin & Rich

Can Ukrainian Refugees Come to the U.S.?

Columbus, Ohio, attorney Dmitriy Borshchak sheds light on the situation

Speaking for Survivors

Richard Schulte and Michael Wright represent sexual-abuse victims of former OSU physician Richard Strauss

Sweet Success

How Joe Suhre turned beekeeping into a thriving business

Promoting Pro Bono

Diane Menashe has a knack for enlisting people to lend a hand—especially to those in the criminal justice system

A Comforting Face

Elaine Tso makes it her business to care for Northeast Ohio’s Asian population

The Strategist

Gerry Leeseberg knows when to go on the attack and when to rein it in

Police Killing Leads to Changes in Columbus, Ohio

Dayton attorney Michael Wright and team negotiated a $10 million settlement