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Whistle Blown
Genevievette Walker-Lightfoot had evidence in 2004 that Bernie Madoff was committing fraud; no one listened
Maryland Law & Politics
Timothy F. Maloney talks ’70s politics, civility among lawyers, and having a gun pointed at his head
Chasing the Issue
Caroline Ciraolo always liked numbers; but it’s her people skills that make her a top tax controversy attorney
The Quiet Man
A family law case with Michael G. Hendler means intelligent dialogue and client resolution
A Better Place
Steven Lieberman fights for the powerless
J. Robert Linneman and the Occupy Movement
How the Cincinnati attorney got involved
Leap of Faith
Attorneys from Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld seek justice for Somali torture victims and other pro bono clients
Buting for the Defense
Cancer survivor Jerome Buting on fallibility, prejudgment and the deterioration of criminal law
Act 10, Scene 2
Shana Lewis is a problem-solver for Wisconsin school districts
The Quick and the Reserved
Terry E. Johnson likes helping lawyers with problems
Longtime Adviser
Anne Ross’ calm, elbows-in approach keeps clients coming back for decades
THE WIN-WIN APPROACH
Little Rock bond attorney M. Jane Dickey prefers negotiating to arguing
AN IDENTITY THIEF’S WORST NIGHTMARE
That would be Mississippi consumer law attorney Christopher Kittell
REDEFINING CORPORATE CULTURE
Memphis lawyer Arnold Perl on the shift from ‘workers’ to ‘human resources’
Music Rows
Nashville entertainment lawyer Linda Edell Howard goes to battle for clients
The Three-Dimensional Life of James B. Summers
Litigator, writer, volunteer—the Memphis attorney does it all, and with humor
Challenging the System
Kathryn Emmett looks out for the underdog
The Code of Law
Former computer programmer Michael A. Albert of Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks has developed one of Massachusetts' most significant IP litigation practices