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Legal Aid is Alive and Well
And Cleveland’s Deborah A. Coleman is proof
The First Filter
That’s what Charles Schwab calls his general counsel Carrie Dwyer
In Brad Lerman’s Submarine
Fannie Mae’s general counsel has one rule for his legal ship—work together or perish together
Best Man
Keith Nelsen uses his leadership skills to help renew Best Buy
Making It, Baking It, Taking It
Office Depot’s Elisa D. Garcia C. makes it her business to know the business
Intercepted
CareerBuilder’s Alex Green started in the NFL before redirecting to the law
The People-Pleaser
When everyone gets up from the table smiling, it’s a good day for Nashville transactional attorney Darlene Marsh
No Lies, Please
Criminal defense attorney John Colette tackles the tough cases—but expects clients to tell him the truth
Advisory Role
Little Rock lawyer Donna Smith Galchus aims to divert disputes before trouble starts
As Memphis as You Can Get
David M. Cook, son of a steamboat captain, challenges juries to ‘cast the first stone’
Life, Death and the Green Bay Packers
Real estate attorney Benjamin S. Stern, of Chernov, Stern & Krings, talks about the global financial meltdown, the importance of the dash, and some football team or other
The Human Side of Law
Elder and family law attorney Margaret W. Hickey guides people through disasters both natural and emotional
The Things He Carries
Stephen J. Meyer’s clients tend to be good people who have screwed up once
Schooling Banks and Brokers
What Stephen E. Kravit and C.J. Krawczyk found in three million pages of discovery
the Walt Disney Approach
How PI heavyweight Kathleen Nastri learned to simplify her trial arguments
Jason Allen Rosenberg’s Sense of Community
The real estate lawyer builds bridges with legal work and disability advocacy
Looking Beyond Aqualung
Providence-based family law attorney Tim Conlon on computer crime in the ’80s, suing the Roman Catholic Church as a Catholic, and how society can help prevent institutional child abuse
Up to Chapter 19
Corporate litigator Charley German specializes in high-stakes storytelling