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The Origin of Andrew Turk’s Evil Namesake

He could collect Captain America memorabilia all day

Westside Story

The origins of The Legal Runaround race

The Highest of Runner’s Highs

Eric Harlan’s run as a wingman with Athletes Serving Athletes

Team Player

Before providing injury victims some safety, Kevin Retoriano was one on the field

Getting With the Program

The skills Tahany Alsabahi learned at Program on Intergroup Relations

Flexible Benefits

How yoga makes Michele Dinterman a better attorney

Powering Up

Strength is Melanie Costantino’s strength

Crosscourt Shot

Before being a top litigator, LuLu Reisman was a top-ranked tennis player

Active Problem-Solving

What keeps Debby Cochran on the run

Can’t Stand the Heat, Get to Litigation

Before law, Chelsea Clark gave cookery school a try

A Fine Brew

How Austin Vowels took a basement hobby to a brick-and-mortar operation

Lessons from the Bench

Stephen Larson picked up some do’s and don’ts during his time as a judge

‘Same Skills, Different Environment’

Before law, Isabelle Faust's biggest passion was figure skating

Going Further Than the Maryland Child Victims Act

Samantha Dos Santos aims to hold perpetrators accountable, whether they’re backed by institutions or not

The George Foreman Interview

How one attorney helped Foreman reclaim the heavyweight championship of the world and make a mint via a home-shopping product

The Medical Malpractice Defender Inspired by Erin Brockovich

Sarah Cherry watched the Julia Roberts film as an adolescent and found her calling

Lubbock’s Musical Lawyer

Since learning piano as a child, Ann Manning has a musical and more than a dozen records in her name

Thanksgiving in Pajamas with a Lot of Love

How Annie Levitt Heller returned the mantle of a large, loud, loving celebration