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2016
Hell Out of Dodge
Jennifer Auer Jordan brings a touch of South Georgia to Atlanta
The Three Lessons of Edward Tolley
The prominent Athens trial lawyer talks about what he’d do to change the justice system
The ‘Criminalization of Immigration’
‘Destined for death’ in Cambodia, Socheat Chea now helps immigrants make new lives in the U.S.
The Benzo Way
From paralegal to partner to president—and now principal at Benzo Law—it’s been a steady climb for Tracee R. Benzo
Leading the Class Action Cavalry
How Richard Shevitz put his class action know-how to use for Holocaust victims
The Steady Hand
Rick Norris calmly guides his clients—and his aircraft—amidst turbulence
For the Love of Bloomington
Betsy K. Greene of Greene & Schultz on representing plaintiffs, doing victory dances and pushing those damned boulders
A Lawyer Like You
Vanessa López Aguilera isn’t afraid to take family law cases to court
‘Our Atticus Finch’
How Morehead Scholar Wade Smith ushered in a new generation of criminal defense attorneys
Digital Media Matters
Charles Marshall works to build a digital dynasty
The Dream Job
Tin Fulton Walker & Owen’s Katy Lewis Parker reflects on six years as legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina
Amendment Done
Amy Richardson fights for same-sex rights in North Carolina
Kindred Spirits
Mia Yamamoto spent years working for social justice before finding it for herself
500 Hours of Prep for a 30-Minute Argument
If Kathryn Karcher lives in Washington state, why is she president of the California Academy of Appellate Lawyers?
Troll Roads
Stephen Korniczky conquered a patent troll—and then made it pay
The Grinders
The back-and-forth of John C. Taylor and David Ring
L.A. Unconfidential
Nine top attorneys talk about practicing law from the 1950s to today
A Little Humanity
Civil rights attorney Ron Kaye leads the charge against malfeasance in law enforcement