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‘It Matters to Me What Happens to Them’
Michael Yonke makes his mark in both civil and criminal court
BMOC
Ian Cooper of Tueth, Keeney, Cooper, Mohan & Jackstadt in St. Louis tells us about representing universities and handling controversies
On the Side of the Angels
Tulsa litigator Joe Farris’ clients range from laid-off employees to activists bent on scuttling a nuclear power plant
Lawyer, Heal Thy Doctor
Oklahoma City’s Linda Scoggins is just what the doctor ordered for her health-care industry clientele
The Defining Civil Rights Issue of This Century
David Boies, Ted Olson, and the federal constitutional right to same-sex marriage
Hatzalah
How Marshall Huebner helped rescue the economy
A Separation
Nooshin Namazi’s journey from Iran to Long Island
Appealing Appellate
How Kathleen M. Sullivan went from academia to the only female name partner among the 100 largest firms in the country
What’s So Funny About ... ?
Family lawyer Sue M. Moss talks comedy, the begging strategy and losing your mind on Oprah
Nerves of Steel
A look at the not-so-secret identity of Napoli Bern
A Damon Runyon Kind of Practice
Judd Burstein is mum on Fox News, but not on the mob or Don King
Ricardo G. Cedillo’s Shining Armor
The business litigator has suited up for clients ranging from Blockbuster to Playboy
Mission: Control
Aviation attorney Michael L. Slack, a former NASA engineer, shoots for industry reform as well as client compensation
The Real Lyon
Mesquite personal injury lawyer Ted Lyon has set his sights on the Koch brothers, the Texas prison system and, lately, on marauding packs of wolves
Revisiting Warren Jeffs
Former prosecutors Eric Nichols and Fields Alexander and defense attorney Deric King Walpole revisit the mayhem surrounding the polygamist’s trial
Essentially Allyson Ho
A harp performance at Sandra Day O’Connor’s request came early in a legal career that is hitting all the right notes
‘The Biggest, Baddest, Meanest Dog in the Yard’
If you ask Tony Buzbee, only losers are OK with losing
She’s Got You Covered
Amy Elizabeth Stewart’s favorite things include digging into complex insurance policies, serving as head rainmaker and helping women move out of ‘second chair’