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Point of Fact
Daniel Gomez marries facts with storytelling as counsel for his Native American clients
‘Anything They Ask'
Gary Chilton’s own experience led him to help families with premature children
Scary, Terrifying, Amazing
Jennifer De Angelis’ SCOTUS experience led to "good law," and a future lawyer
Family Law Attorneys Weigh in on States Repealing No-Fault Divorce
They say it could lead to clogged courts and dangers to domestic violence victims
Exercising Their Power
Four women who’ve practiced law since the ’70s share their origin stories
Parallel Practices Make Perfect
David Rintoul’s balancing act as a lawyer, trombonist and award-winning culinary artist
The Deep End
One of Dan Brody’s first cases was the Michael Cohen probe
There and Back Again with Tom Albin
Why he started and returned to his best fit: Connecticut Legal Services
Chasing the American Dream
The basics on visas and the path to citizenship
The Rights and Wrongs of Termination
Employment attorneys discuss what wrongful termination means and how to avoid it
The Fine Print
How to avoid a software licensing nightmare
Exhausting All Your Remedies
When does it make sense for a tenant to sue a landlord?
The Three Ds of Dan Dain
How the real estate attorney’s desire to chart Boston’s future inspired him to write Boston’s past
Father Knows Best
Why Michelle Beneski and Dan Surprenant followed their dad’s legal footsteps
A Hard Way to Make an Easy Living
Chris Fitzgerald’s year as a pro poker player
A Steady Pace in the Marathon of Law
Discovery with Tara Singh
Can a Landlord Be Sued?
Yes, and the situation doesn’t have to get apocalyptic either
The Labyrinthine Process and the Waiting Line
Attorneys dispel myths about the immigration process