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The Next Evolution in Gaming Law
Dan Reaser’s legislation ushers in the era of skill-based gaming
Local Counsel with Diane H. Banks
The Salt Lake City attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Judicial Notice with Mary E. Fairhurst
Washington State Supreme Court Justice Mary Fairhurst On Making a Difference
Zen and the Art of Criminal Defense
How Richard Hansen wins the cases he ‘has no business winning’
The J.D. from PNB
Before he cracked cases, business litigator Charles E. Newton was dancing in The Nutcracker
Local Counsel with Claire L. Rootjes
Seattle litigator Claire Rootjes tells us what’s good in the neighborhood.
Keith Kessler Goes the Distance
The Hoquiam lawyer fights for injured cyclists
‘If I’ve Helped Some People Along the Way, That’s Enough’
An oral history of practicing law in the days when Dictaphones were cutting-edge, women in the office were secretaries, and attorneys worked for as little as $275 a month
Finding Her Voice
In kindergarten, Tana Lin was punished for not speaking English. Today, she speaks for those who have been treated unfairly
Discovery with Jeffrey I. Tilden
Jeffrey I. Tilden’s wins include the 1994 reinstatement of National Guard Col. Margarethe Cammermeyer, discharged for being a lesbian
It is Not ‘OK’
Local attorneys volunteer their time to help domestic-abuse victims become survivors
Marilyn Holifield on Changing the World
The Miami lawyer’s accomplishments range from spurring prison reform in Georgia to tenaciously defending employers
Courtroom Artist - Florida
Three attorneys who wrote—or were mentioned in—published books share their storie
‘They Had Already Hired One Woman’
The trials and tribulations of Florida’s first big wave of female lawyers
A-Plus-Plus
Plaintiff’s attorney Ted Leopold and a ‘perfect textbook case of corporate greed’
Discovery with Hinda Klein
Hinda Klein, head of her firm’s appellate department, has a talent that confounds courtroom foes: If it’s committed to writing, it’s committed to memory.
The Green Team
The eco-friendly environs of the Romano Law Group
‘Why Not Text?’
How Jacob Stuart Jr. got the state Bar to agree to a 21st-century kind of solicitation