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‘A Tremendous Ability to Do Good’
A Christmas epiphany led Doucet & Associates to help people avoid eviction
A Planner and a Poet
Susan Wheatley likes things organized—in estate plans or stanzas
The Lawyer Lawyers Need
When a professional colleague gets in hot water, Alvin Mathews Jr. is on the case
Games Over
Bankruptcy lawyer Laura Day DelCotto isn’t playing around when it comes to protecting her clients
Defending the Product
Cincinnati litigator Carolyn Taggart takes the sting out of facts that might trip up a jury
Alex Shumate on Taking Care of Business
The Columbus lawyer puts public policy to work for his clients
The Candy Man’s Lawyer
John R. Climaco helped Sammy Davis Jr. battle financial failures, negotiated with Cesar Chavez on behalf of the Teamsters union, and took on the tobacco industry
Family Matters
Barbara K. Roman is all about minimizing the trauma of breakups
That Samurai Charm
For her work in his defense, one client gave malpractice attorney Susan Blasik-Miller a sword as a thank you gift
The Battle For the Next Best Thing
Patrick Perotti has collected more than $25 million for charity using the cy pres doctrine
Contamination Counselor
Environmental law attorney Andrew L. Kolesar on the consequences of toxic decisions
Break It Down
Carol Dan Browning’s cases can get abstract, but she speaks to juries in concrete terms
Legal Aid is Alive and Well
And Cleveland’s Deborah A. Coleman is proof
When the Officer Says 'Step Out of the Car'
Jon Saia casts doubt on the results of field sobriety tests, and advocates for less convoluted OVI laws
Find Something I Say That Isn’t True
Louisville litigator David Tachau dares his adversaries to find a hole in his story
Nancy Valentine's Idea of Fun
Complicated bankruptcy cases make this attorney’s day
It’s All Personal
When family law gets complicated, it’s good to have Phyllis Bossin in charge
Champion of Diversity
Employment attorney Carl D. Smallwood is all about opening doors