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It’ll Be Back
Howard Weg and David Shemano see the Terminator franchise through two bankruptcies
The Problem Solver
Brian Kabateck’s grandparents survived the Armenian genocide; now he represents the descendants of those who didn’t
‘Take Your Violin and Go Back to Vienna!’
Entertainment lawyer Eric Weissmann, of Weissmann Wolff Bergman Coleman Grodin & Evall, on fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe, becoming friends with Gene Wilder, and being called ‘a rotten son of a bitch’ by Burt Lancaster
The Fact Man
Family law attorney Rich Stephens keeps the details straight
The Rights Stuff
Chicago attorney Matthew Piers is a big defender of the U.S. Constitution
How David C. Hilliard Got the Jacksonville Jaguars to Change Their Logo
The intellectual property lawyer at Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson is not afraid to litigate
The Accidental Author
Steven J. Harper on law, letters and comedy
Crash Expert
Kevin Durkin cushions the blow for accident victims and their families
The Peacemaker
Laurel Bellows won’t shy from a fight, but she’d rather work things out
Everybody Wants to See Joe Gagliardo
Why governors, mayors—and even Donald Trump—have consulted him
The Global View of H. Michael Hartmann
The IP attorney crosses borders to protect inventions
The Game Changer
Tim Cavanagh turns lost causes into courtroom victories
Font of Wisdom
Mike Fontham has saved Louisiana consumers more than a billion dollars
It’s Good to be King
Full-time med mal defense attorney and part-time royalty, Marc Judice represents doctors with pride
A Sweat-Equity Kind of Job
New Orleans attorney James M. Williams hates to lose and will outwork you to make sure he doesn’t
Ethics, Dignity and Judy Barrasso
The Barrasso Usdin Kupperman Freeman & Sarver attorney speaks on the importance of details and why she’s been in trial so often in the past five years
Overtime
Aisha Braveboy is both lawyer and delegate