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‘I Can Do That’
Elizabeth Ainslie has never met a case she didn’t want to try
The Securities King of Pennsylvania
When millions of dollars are on the line, companies turn to Marc J. Sonnenfeld
Uphill Battle
Sean Summers of Summers Nagy shares his memories of arguing Snyder v. Phelps before the high court
In It For the Long Haul
To be a successful child advocate, Megan Watson knows you have to develop long-term relationships
Turning Corners
As a nurse, Bobbie Pichini cared for her patients’ physical health. As a lawyer, she aims to put lives back together
“Gee, I Helped This Guy Today”
An oral history of five Pennsylvania attorneys who graduated from law school in the 1950
Complementary Counsel
Mary Kohart likes trying cases, and her husband, Dean Phillips, likes settling them
Beyond the Front Page
Civil litigator David A. Strassburger of Strassburger McKenna Gutnick & Gefsky in Pittsburgh on media law, courtroom surprises and moving past yellow legal pads
Man of Reason, Man of Faith
The two halves of trial lawyer/minister Daryl Winston
Making Her Mark (And Protecting Yours)
From Switzerland to Pennsylvania, Dina Leytes talks IP law
Fostering Hope
Penn State’s Children’s Advocacy Clinic helps young clients with life and legal issues
Pro Bono vs. Cons
Villanova Law student Vanessa Stine assists immigrants who’ve been victims of notario fraud
Nonstop
Indefatigable trial lawyer Abbe Fletman has worked on Title IX matters, voting rights cases and everything in between
The Beasley Legacy
Everyone who worked with legendary Philadelphia trial lawyer Jim Beasley has a story or two to tell. Some of the attorneys who knew him best shared their memories with us
The Grappler
Former collegiate wrestler C. James Zeszutek learned discipline on the mat. Now, as a partner at Dinsmore & Shohl in Pittsburgh, he puts it to use for some of college sports’ most well-known coaches
Automotive Authority
Bryan W. Shook kicks tires and takes names
The Original
In 1904, University of Denver kicked off the first clinical program in the nation. today, it’s still going strong
Living It Completely
Trial lawyer Slade H. McLaughlin does nothing at half speed