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The Persistence of Mary Anne Sedey
The St. Louis-based employment litigator speaks on pushing through discovery, her voir dire strategy and giving legal advice to Thurgood Marshall
A More Perfect Union
IP litigator Adam Seitz hangs a shingle in Kansas
Marshaling the Evidence
Drew Neville does his homework. And then he does it again
A Woman in a Room Full of Men
Is intellectual property law a boys’ club? Ask Tulsa’s Rachel Blue
Ready to Wrangle
Cheryl A. Pilate and Melanie S. Morgan wage all-out war for their clients
Too Big to Not Fail
An oral history of the short life and quick death of Dewey & LeBoeuf
Avanti, Sempre Avanti
Michael J. Amoruso is known as a listener even though he was born with bilateral hearing loss; he’s known for seeing solutions even though he’s legally blind
A Boardroom Lawyer
How Martin Lipton changed corporate law
Environmental Energy
Susan Millington Campbell and the dirt aspect of environmental law
Whirlwind
Before taking up entertainment law, Marilyn G. Haft worked for the ACLU, Bella Abzug, the White House and the U.N.
Basketball Theory
Med mal attorney Duane M. Fiedler strives to even the playing field—in the courts and on the court
The Queen of Breach
Privacy expert Lisa Sotto goes public
The Man Who Said No to LBJ
Shannon Ratliff chose politics over ranching, then law over politics
Military Man
Former Marine Patrick J. McLain has 10 kids and a strong sense of right and wrong
How Hilda Galvan Beat the Odds
The intellectual property litigator didn’t let neighborhood gangs or a naysaying teacher derail her dreams
‘Coach Benny’ Fights Injustice
Microbiologist-turned-lawyer Benny Agosto Jr. is devoted to kids, soccer and underdogs
AJ: The Whole Person
The Houston employment lawyer would rather keep the peace than go to trial
Saving Mao’s Last Dancer
Charles C. Foster marshaled the force of the entire U.S. government to help a Chinese ballet artist who wanted to stay in Houston