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The Man Who Would Be D.A.
Seth Williams got 46 percent of the votes in a primary against an incumbent considered untouchable. He vows to do better next time
The Part-Time Partner
Joanne Soslow keeps her priorities in order
The Lawyer is In
Greg Fliszar’s training in psychology pays dividends
Mr. Right
Pete Gleason learned politics from two pros — Governors Ridge and Schweiker. Now he’s the pro, heading up the government affairs practice at Kirkpatrick & Lockhart
Between Iraq and a Hard Race
Patrick Murphy is back from Iraq and focused on a new mission — this one for a seat in Congress
Tops in His Field
There are few things Jonathan Spadt enjoys more than tending to his 20-acre farm
The Right to Last Rites
Before Terri Schiavo there was Nancy Cruzan
Smoking Out BTK
Robert Beattie’s book The Hunt for the BTK Strangler turned out to be the best hunter of them all
The Aviator
James Cooling’s father was an aviation pioneer; he is a pioneer in aviation law
The Pilate Program
Sleepless in St. Louis
If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Some Cases
The Nicest Bulldog in Town
Up on Cyprus Avenue
Bill Shapiro spins the platters that matter
A Small Lawyer in High Places
Construction lawyer Susan McGreevy wears high heels and a hard hat
To Russia With Love
Natasha Lisman has come a long way from a primitive hovel in Kazakhstan
Chart Topper
Maggie Lange knows her tunes from her torts