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Encountering Mrs. Smith
It would take more than a doubting guidance counselor to keep Miguel Alexander Pozo from his dream
Election Protection
Rajiv Parikh’s idea of a happy ending is when every vote counts
Cynthia Ciancio Speaks Her Mind
The family law lawyer fights escalation before seeking annihilation
Strength From Loss
Tragedy inspired nonprofit law attorney Karen Leaffer to provide community service and disaster relief
‘Straight Love, No Chaser’
From judges to book clubs, Paulette Brown, the incoming president of the American Bar Association, tells it like it is
Promise Keeper
Kevin H. Marino, involved in the Bridgegate and Flash Boys trials, doesn’t believe juries believe ‘innocent until proven guilty’
Not Forks and Knives
Amy Sara Cores knows when to hold ’em and fold ’em in family law cases, but international kidnapping cases weigh heavily
The Adjusters
Roberts Levin Rosenberg is the insurance when insurance isn’t
Patent Office No Longer Pending
How John Posthumus helped grow Colorado
Playing With the Interplay
Nancy Crow on the giant puzzle of tax law and the special joy of the Windsor decision
Helping Those Who Help Those
Russell Kemp’s pro bono work with Habitat for Humanity
Tran’s Way
As a kid, Tai C. Tran mapped buildings; now he puts buildings on maps
Moving Walls
The hard hats in personal injury lawyer Matt Matheny’s office are not for decoration
Hopeless Romantic
Natalie Gregg is a lover of fairytale endings ‘trapped in a divorce lawyer’s body’
The No-Comfort Zone
McCathern business lawyer Jesse Hoffman likes to tackle questions that haven’t already been answered
This Land Was Claimed for You and Me
Mary Hazlewood Barkley takes on eminent domain cases for landowners and public authorities
Cheaper to Call a Cab
Brent de la Paz on the new wave of DWI forensic law
Undaunted
Whether facing racism, sexism or homophobia, M. Malissa Burnette doesn’t back down