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The Cattleman

Dan O'Leary is at home on the range       

The Challenge Junkie

Brenna Legaard keeps her motor running        

A Good Move

Lynn Nakamoto fights for Oregonians' civil rights       

On the Side of the Angels

N. Robert Stoll fights the good fight for the downtrodden       

The Akin Heart

Akin Blitz and his dog, Annie, dispense a special brand of medicine       

Q&A: Barnes Ellis, Stoel Rives, Portland

Ellis reflects on 44 distinguished years in law. Though his practice tends toward the complex—consumer class actions and corporate governance—his formula for victory is simple: common sense, respect and a dash of humor      

Will Dodge Jellyfish for Money

Timothy Haslach braves the English Channel for charity

The Bet-Your-Company Lawyer

Richard Stone lands the biggest jury award of the year

All in the Family

Just when you thought you knew all about relationships, new laws—and attitudes—are changing the rules

English Lesson

Plumbers’ pensions were down the drain till Stephen English taught their scheming fund managers a thing or two

From Sci-Fi to Synergy

Karen Williams’ transition from ‘Deep Space’ to Volunteer of the Year

The Last Laugh

William Barton may have been the class clown in law school, but today he's one of Oregon's finest trial lawyers (no joke)

Widows' Best Friend

Brent Renison takes on Immigration

Watching Out

Michael Williams keeps a sharp eye on the pharmaceutical industry

Helping Hands

Four local lawyers have a soft touch and a long reach

The Earth-Watchers

Lawyers in the midst of the environmental fray

Representing the Reprehensible

Why would anyone want to make a living defending society’s deviants? Four of Oregon’s best criminal defense attorneys explain their motivations

When Dishes Fly ...

... most folks get out of the way. But not divorce lawyers: They stick around to help pick up the pieces