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Family Law Attorneys Weigh in on States Repealing No-Fault Divorce

They say it could lead to clogged courts and dangers to domestic violence victims

Landowners Cleared to Sue Texas For Taking Their Trees

Barron, Adler, Clough & Oddo lawyers land a win at state’s high court

Dancing Her Way to the Olympics

IP lawyer Elizabeth Stamoulis performed at the 2004 closing ceremony in Athens

Helping LGBTQ+ Immigrants Into America

Navid Dayzad works with clients towards a “win-win”

Taking on Fossil Fuel

Jeffrey B. Simon is suing more than a dozen industry players over a deadly heat dome in Oregon

Albro Lundy III’s Decades-Long Search for His POW-MIA Father

The civil litigator’s fight to bring his fighter pilot dad home from Vietnam

The Boston Marathon: Philanthropy, a Dare, and a Fellini Movie

Stories of four Massachusetts attorneys who’ve been through it

A Masters Mindset

Alison Zeitlin has brought her determination and skills to cross-country horse racing, the Masters, and more

Bellwether Trial Ends in Award for Youngsters Exposed to Mold

Karen Koehler, Andrew Ackley and John Layman are taking on Seattle Children’s Hospital

Ushering AI Into the Legal Field

John Weaver went from real estate law to a national voice on the future of artificial intelligence

Weekday Injury Lawyer, Weekend NFL Official

Attorney Jeff Rice spent 25 years officiating NFL games, including four Super Bowls

Gerry Toner Channels the Spirit of Christmas

With encouragement from Frank Capra, he has been writing Christmas stories for decades

Oklahoma’s Turkey-Slinging Trial Lawyers

David Bernstein, Noble McIntyre, and Hugh M. Robert donated meals to those in need in 2011, and haven’t stopped since

At the President’s Side

Marc Kaplan looks back on his days in the Jimmy Carter administration

Who’s at Legal Fault in Friday the 13th?

Cara Fialkoff’s CLE explores what horror movies can teach lawyers

Recipes for Success

Jo Ellen Whitney has been entering dishes in the Iowa State Fair for 20 years—and she has no intention of stopping

The Litigator Who Ran with the Bulls

Patrick Q. Hustead went from rodeoing to fleeing bulls, and he’s lived to tell the wild tale

Fighting Against Transgender Athlete Bans

Organizations like The Trevor Project are confronting legislation that prevents trans students from joining teams that align with their gender identity