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2006
The 175 mph Attorney
After a hard day at the office, Tom Ragonetti shifts gears
Of Mice and Men
John Burke and his knockout practice
Artist on the Edge
Kelly Yaksich takes his music off the map
Dismantling OKBOMB
Sean Connelly put McVeigh away
Judge, Lawyer, DJ
Althea Buafo explains all—including the Mohawk
The Greatest Lawyer in the World
Emmet Bondurant isn't the lawyer other lawyers want to hire; he's the lawyer other lawyers want to be
L. Lin Wood Fact-Checks the Media
Why the “attorney for the damned” is not a presidential spokesman
Drawing (Intellectual) Property Lines
Joseph Beck fought to preserve Dr. King’s dream; now he’s fighting for Google’s
The Lawyer Who Tackled Jim Brown
How Joe Szczecko endured occupied Europe and a Chicago orphanage to become an All-American
Those Magnificent Lawyers in Their Flying Machines
Four attorneys on the best way to avoid Atlanta traffic
The Children's Crusader
Don Keenan almost gave up on the law because he stopped caring; now he cares so much he often lives with his clients before trial
Being Ben Affleck
Kodish chose law school over a chance to stand in for Affleck on the set of Forces of Nature
Furcal's Pinch Hitter
Thanks in large part to William Head, the Braves were able to eke out game two of the National League law Division Series
Defending Indy's Worst Mass Murderer
Nearly 25 years after he represented King Edward Bell — who killed his wife and four children — Duge Butler looks back at a career-defining case
The Pioneer
Virginia Dill McCarty has blazed trails for Indiana women all her life
Kirsh's Kids
Kirsh has found loving homes for nearly 2,500 babies and children
Love Be a Lawyer Tonight
When he isn’t writing legal briefs, Jeffrey Abrams pens wedding ceremonies and poems for his friends and family
Team Player
He helped bring the Colts to Indianapolis. He’s defended corporate and sports titans. So how did personal injury law become the highlight of David Tittle’s career?