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2006
The Cleaner
Berry F. Laws III likes to handle messy cases
The Last Best Hope
Sometimes Melinda Pendergraph is the only thing standing between her clients and execution
A Fireside Chat with James Roosevelt Jr.
The only thing he has to fear is … that the Bush administration will try again to privatize his grandfather’s Social Security system
Fraud-Busting on the Kansas Plains
Richard Hathaway and the Enron of the Midwest
A Valuable Deduction
Tax attorney Eric Rothenberg invests in big-screen success
Stadium Filler
Anthony Romano helped keep the Chiefs and Royals where they belong
Man on a Mission
U.S. Attorney Bradley Schlozman makes fighting human trafficking a priority
The Defense Never Rests
James Wyrsch has dedicated his life to two words: “fair trial”
Albano's Crusade
Jonathan Albano forced the Catholic Church to open its sealed records on sexual abuse
The Power of Marsha Kazarosian
How one attorney got a country club to play fair
Catching the Shutter Bug
Fine-art photographer Clyde Bergstresser captures the world on film
Monkey Business
Ellen Epstein Cohen doesn’t clown around when she represents the circus
Legal Drama
Putting away BTK was just another episode in Nola Tedesco Foulston’s made-for-TV life
The Supreme Thrill
Four attorneys share their experiences in front of the nation’s highest court
The Team Player
Dennis Archer has been a state Supreme Court justice, two-term mayor of Detroit and president of the ABA — and he still considers it a privilege to practice law
What's Going On?
Henry Baskin represented Marvin Gaye and hosts a cable law program, but his legacy may be in family law
The Storyteller
Eugene Driker on preparation, inspiration and the essence of the case
When the Revolution Didn't Happen
John Willems went from representing unions to management, but he still preaches the same gospel