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2006

The 5-foot-1-inch Giant-Killer

How diminutive Debra Yang took on L.A.’s bad guys and won

Son of the Vampire

Bela Lugosi took his famous father’s advice and steered clear of show biz

Suits and Sequins

Susan Rabin is no stranger to larger-than-life stars like Conan O’Brien

Does Brian Panish Ever Lose?

A recent win against the City of San Francisco brngs his $1 million win total past the 100 mark

Rosalind Russell and Me

“My, my, my, what an eager little mind,” said Rosalind of Jan

Stein Brings Down the Studios

Why would one man be foolish enough to take on the major Hollywood studios?

Madame President

How Karen Nobumoto survived a year of sleeplessness and reformed the State Bar

Out of Africa

Thomas Geraghty and his students fight for truth, justice, but not necessarily the American way

Speaks Softly, Carries the First Amendment

Burton Joseph represents Playboy, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and you

The Role Model

Lisa Madigan follows in the footsteps of ... her mother

The Man Who Talked His Way Into Law School

Dan K. Webb has been called the best defense attorney in the country; George Ryan hopes so

Like Father, Like Son, Like Son

Langdon Neal carries on the traditions of a great Chicago family

The Regular Guy

Philip Beck’s clients include Bayer, Merck, DuPont and, oh, the president of the United States

The Lawyer With a Song in His Heart

Joseph N. Welch II has a famous grandfather and a sense of decency

Both Sides Now

Kevin G. Burke moved from defending the big guys to defending those “with the smallest voice”

Down Goes Goliath!

Three Chicago lawyers take on Clear Channel Communications

The Wrong Men

Tim Howard and Gary James spent 26 years proclaiming their innocence. James Owen forced the system to listen

Mississippi Learning

A childhood visit to the Deep South helped propel Sharon Zealey into a life spent fighting inequality