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My Case, I Rest
Litigator Steve Farrar of Smith Moore Leatherwood in Greenville speaks about his background in accounting, finding humor in the courtroom, and why his grandkids call him Yoda
When a Family Splits
A few tips from attorneys on how to lessen the sting of divorce
A Matter of Trust
Four Missouri attorneys share tips on how to find a personal injury lawyer
The Best Lawyer Bobby Lee Cook Has Seen
What criminal defense attorney Steve Sadow knows can acquit you
The Muckraker
Linley Jones represents the ultimate “little guy”—someone who wants to sue a lawyer
Eminent in His Domain
Charles N. Pursley is all condemnation, all the time
Midnight in the Theater of Good Acoustics: A Savannah Story
How T. Mills Fleming gave the Lucas a sequel
John Mayoue Declines to Comment
The notoriously tight-lipped celebrity divorce lawyer opens up … but not about Jane, M.J. and Usher
When a Cemetery is Not a Cemetery
And other tales from Oliver Maner’s Patrick T. O’Connor
Kathy Portnoy's Complaint
She brought Updike and Mailer to Atlanta, but couldn’t land Philip Roth
The King of Uphill Battles
Unlikely causes don’t faze personal injury attorney Terry Noffsinger
Known Unknowns
Andy Hull of Hoover Hull Turner on finding antique radios, empathizing with professional liability clients and overcoming early-career jitters
In Good Hands
Shelice R. Tolbert on good lawyering, good health and good lessons learned
“Why Are You Competing With Me?”
An oral history of the first wave of female attorneys
Stormer v. System
Dan Stormer likes fighting for people who need help
The Golbert Report
Traveling the world and buying Chagalls with international tax attorney Albert S. Golbert
A Hollywood (Hills) Ending
How Gregory L. Bentley and Inner City Law Center helped tenants who didn’t know their rights—or that they had any
The Man in the Gray Hat
The formerly controversial Gene Iredale embraces nuance and theft