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Meeting a Growing Need

Pittsburgh Pro Bono Partnership members work together to alleviate legal need in their hometown

The Many Great Roles of Laura Ellsworth

The commercial litigator and partner-in-charge at Jones Day’s Pittsburgh office has created a second career as a social entrepreneur

Living It Completely

Trial lawyer Slade H. McLaughlin does nothing at half speed

Fierce

Criminal defender NiaLena Caravasos goes the extra mile for her clients

The Brand Name

Health care attorney Adam Balick continues his family’s legal tradition

No Doubt for Miles

Faith in the triumph of good over evil fuels the career of W. Daniel “Dee” Miles

LaBella Alvis Will Try Almost Anything

Just don’t ask her to play the piano for you

Getting Schooled with Maureen Mahoney

The Latham & Watkins appellate attorney talks about her landmark decision for education, her attendance record at the Supreme Court, and why we all should do our summer reading

“You Will Become Like the People Around You”

Henry L. Parr Jr. finds himself at home and in good company

No Time to Waste

Celeste Jones is well-known for her expertise in health care litigation. She is also the go-to person when someone faints in the courtroom

Perfect Balance

Pamela Overton Risoleo juggles high-stakes litigation, her family and empowering young women

Fast Track

Richard W. Hughes of Rothstein, Donatelli, Hughes, Dahlstrom, Schoenburg & Bienvenu in Santa Fe shares his thoughts on Indian law, the Peter MacDonald case, and getting a legal services job before he had his law degree

The Professional

Kenzo Kawanabe fights to live in a more meritocratic society

Marathon Man

Everyone thought Walter Sargent was crazy to open a solo practice focusing on appellate law; no one thinks that now

Serving the Secret Service

Sean R. Gallagher protects Secret Service agents all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court

The Most Dangerous Man in the Courtroom

Just try and pull a fast one on Paul Rowe—chances are he’s already seen it

‘The Blonde Blur’

Opposing counsel must move fast to keep pace with employment law innovator Nancy Erika Smith

Just the Facts, Ma’am

Eric Kahn and Rubin Sinins ‘make it right for Molly’ in the Tyler Clementi case