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Polsenberg’s Charge
Appellate lawyer Dan Polsenberg gets 15 minutes of fame—250 times and counting
Landmark Lawyer
Melody McCutcheon worked on the Bullitt Center and helped the Sorrento Hotel achieve historic status
President for Life
Jeffrey Warren doesn’t like to talk about himself, but he came through for Steinbrenner, protected Ponzi victims, and his firm won’t let him not be its leader
Senator Silva
Miami litigator Effie Silva focuses on business and health care law, but maybe someday …
The Adventures of ScienceLawyer
Tammy B. Georgelas talks science, tech and the beauty of a four-digit bar number
Cool Hand Lukes
If attorney Robert Lukes’ handshake is a little chilly, you can thank a tall, frosty mug of Highlander for that
The Gospel According to Jay
If you ask attorney Jay Young, the worlds of gospel and the law are in perfect harmony
‘We’ve Got to Get Kelly Corr’
Why Nirvana, Alaska Airlines and Hearst wanted him around; Bill Gates and Courtney Love, not so much
Balasubramani, Offline
Internet attorney Venkat Balasubramani loves talking about tech matters and legal theory, less so about himself
The Great Debater
Tacoma family law attorney Laura Carlsen can parry like nobody’s business
WHY KEVIN J. CURTIS DOES WHAT HE DOES
The Spokane litigator is all about protecting liberties
Budding Business
Seattle lawyers have high hopes for Washington’s fledgling marijuana industry
A Quintessential American Story
Ken Lee’s journey from Seoul, to Koreatown, to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
The Five-Tool Player
Inspired by an injustice, bored by the CIA, business litigator Michelle J. Correll keeps moving
Right Way for Right-of-Way
Eminent domain attorney and Expo Line advocate Bradford B. Kuhn on why the easiest way from Point A to Point B isn’t necessarily a straight line
The Return of Lenny Sanz
Employment plaintiff attorney Leonard H. Sansanowicz learned empathy as an actor opposite (among others) Steve Carrell
Prisoners of Wars
From Gitmo to Orange County, Cindy Pánuco fights for inmate rights
Rescuing businesses and other animals
Lindsey L. Smith on the emotional burden of bankruptcy