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2011
The Accidental Lawyer
Ophelia Camiña entered law school on a lark, but her success has been far from a fluke
The Bulldog
Bob Hilliard takes on the cases other lawyers won’t touch—and wins
Ahead of the Game
Kathleen Wu advocates for diversity in the boardroom and on the tennis court
The Polunsky Unit
Allan Polunsky has a Texas death row facility named after him and doesn’t mind
From the Fields to the Courtroom
Former migrant worker Cirilo Martinez is determined to help immigrants
Scientific inquiry
Sharon M. Woods, of Barris, Sott, Denn & Driker, applies scientific thinking to her business litigation practice
David Kotzian Shoots From the Hip
The employment law attorney prides himself on being straightforward with clients and colleagues
Disney’s GC Works His Magic
Alan Braverman, general counsel at The Walt Disney Co., has an instinct for what’s around the corner
The Crisis Preventer
From the FTC to P&G, Deborah Platt Majoras keeps consumers in mind
A Steely Calm
General Mills’ Rick Palmore keeps the Pillsbury and Betty Crocker brands strong
Protecting a Global Brand
Starwood Hotels & Resorts’ Ken Siegel helps craft a corporate culture that is globally minded and socially aware
Big Deal
Julie Jacobs navigates the new media frontier at AOL
From Constitutional Law to the Court of Appeals
Bruce J. Wagner, shareholder at McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams, on the strategy involved in matrimonial law, the importance of writing skills in appellate work, and his experiences as a town justice
Ten Years Later
Three attorneys reflect on how they helped victims of 9/11 through Trial Lawyers Care
Leading By Example
Ann E. Evanko solves employment law problems and mentors the next generation
An Entertaining Practice
Ken Abdo rides with the band
At the Crossroads
A train collides with a car full of young people, slicing the vehicle in two. There are heart-wrenching phone calls. One is to attorney Sharon L. Van Dyck
After the Collapse
Personal injury lawyer Chris Messerly tackles the 35W bridge collapse