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2010
Early Riser
Why Tim Carroll quit working for the president of the United States and got a real job
The Heart of Being a Lawyer
Lorna Propes rode a wave of cultural change to become a lawyer—and the law’s gain is, well, the teaching profession’s gain, too
The Big Sister
Ann O'Reilly is on the rise
Nose for Business
Stephen Ling's past informs his present
Joani Loves Family Law
Bringing calm to crisis is Joani Moberg's goal
Carrying the Burden
Steven Sitek is willing to settle, until his opponents aren't
Copyrighting Obama
Kristine Boylan helped protect an amateur photographer's college pics of the president
Providing Closure
Employment attorney Nicholas May protected sheriff's department vets from retaliation
Learning Curve
Three local lawyers take technology to the cutting edge
The Baroness of Bankruptcy
Jan Hayden has confirmed bankruptcy plans for casinos, oil companies—and an alligator farm
Fighting for (and Sometimes Against) City Hall
Jeff Forbes usually represents cities but ended up on the other side in the influential Norwood v. Horney case
The Man To See
Super-connected trial attorney David Kamp built his career by being the ‘lawyer’s lawyer’
The Open-Minded Professor
Frank A. Ray passes on the lessons of his success: tireless energy, an open mind and caring enough about your case to get scared
Staying Grounded
Anna Moore Carulas saves the day for her health care clients, but she only brags about her kids
Q&A With J. Michael Cooney
Dinsmore & Shohl’s J. Michael Cooney on the yin and yang of estate law
LEEDing the Way
Lesley Avery helps create the green buildings of the future
‘Brace for Impact’
Venable’s James Hanks Jr. was the last passenger out of Flight 1549
Medium Cool
How Susan Preston went from fiery protester to cool med-mal attorney