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2017

Discovery with Keishunna R. Webster

Keishunna Webster likes her Cosmos times two

Anchor Away

She made her name in the news business, but Jamie Jacks’ lead story is the law

5,000 Elvis Cards Can’t Be Wrong

Why Lucian Pera’s annual greeting never gets stamped ‘Return to Sender’

Like Lawyer, Like Daughter

Jere and Julie Beasley work together, argue together

Robert Hilliard Cries Foul Against Major League Baseball

The Texas attorney is handling a lawsuit that would force ball clubs to do more to protect fans

Discovery with Deborah S. Gonzalez

Debbie Gonzalez on the joys of immigration law and the necessity of time travel

Dedicated Duo

How Meghan Freed and Kristen Marcroft are demystifying LGBT family law

An Everyday Guy from Dorchester

Neil Sugarman looks back on more than 50 years in the law

To the Bootheel

Robert Rachlin on defending low-income clients in Missouri and Arkansas

Local Counsel with Bruce W. Felmly

Expert fly-fisherman Bruce Felmly casts for the best catches in New Hampshire’s largest city

Kit Petersen’s Magic Touch

Though she keeps some ‘fairy dust’ on hand, her real power lies in listening

Discovery with Lauren Barghols Hanna

Why Lauren Hanna never gets a sunburned nose

The Graduate

Taking part in Gerry Spence’s first Trial Lawyer’s College brought the human side back to David Humphreys’ practice

Shannon Davies: on the Creative Side

The business litigator turns on the inspiration both in front of juries and on the pages of her novels

They Give at the Office … Literally

Doug Sorocco helped turn Dunlap Codding’s law office into a free community-event space

Hilarie Bass: Hitting the Ground Running

The new ABA president is tackling issues ranging from gender equity to fake news

Fault Lines

What personal injury attorneys look for in a case

Another Inconvenient Truth

Victoria Cook’s viral Facebook post helped expose gender bias in documentary filmmaking