Attorney feature articles

The Energy of Charles Matthews

ExxonMobil's GC discusses Valdez, the merging of two oil giants and more

Q&A: An American in China

Deryck Palmer on updating the nation's bankruptcy laws

The Man Who Wouldn’t Wait

Why William B. Hill Jr. talks to Juanita

Bright Knight

Why Stephen Bright makes sure no one stands alone

“The Only Thing That Lasts”

Real estate lawyer Carol Clark deals with everything from taxes to termites ... to ghosts

First-String Attorney

Craig Frankel channels Itzak Perlman for the Atlanta Community Symphony Orchestra

Exhibio Me Argentum

Clint Richardson shows us the (ancient) money

Breaking Away

Ryan Pumpian on teamwork and the joys of finishing 10th

Dirty Harry Holly

How Holly Hempel trained with the Maryland Police Academy

Into Africa

Angela Spivey finds meaning half a world away

The Triple Threat

Mike Egan fits things together

Q&A with James H. Landon

A Rare Breed

Talking bull with Sherry Fabina-Abney

Kickstart My Charitable Heart

Rodney Taylor puts his two-wheeled passion to good use

Hanging Their Own Shingles

For some lawyers, big-firm life represents a kind of security. For others, what's more important is independence, autonomy and flexibility. We spoke with three young attorneys practicing at small or solo firms to see what life is like on their own.

Welcome Back, Conour

William Conour loves to teach, whether he's in the courtroom or out