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2012
Tom Melsheimer’s Absolutely Irrational Level of Dedication
There’s a reason he’s the lawyer other attorneys don’t want to face in court
Family Business
Michael Jung’s love of law seems to be genetic
The Trailblazer
Lynn Kamin entered family law and made it her own
The Peaceful Warrior
Windle Turley fights for gun control
The Whistleblowers’ Advocate
Philip H. Hilder helps whistleblowers like Sherron Watkins do what’s right
Shannon Smith's Calling
She represents clients accused of some of Michigan’s worst crimes
The Low-Key Litigator
Keefe Brooks stays calm in the courtroom
Love of the Deal
Aleksandra “Aleks” Miziolek, the director of Dykema’s automotive industry group, follows the golden rule of transactional law: get the deal done
The Builder
Few can frame a case better than construction-accident expert Daniel Santola
The Pioneer
Janet Callahan, partner at Hancock Estabrook, never intended to become a lawyer and yet became the first female managing partner at a large firm in Syracuse
The Shoe Fits
Millie Chou keeps Zappos working hard and playing hard
Friending Ted Ullyot
Facebook’s first general counsel participates in hackathons, runs races, and brings the legal and engineering teams together
Feet on the Ground
Teri Plummer McClure ensures that UPS runs smoothly
The Internet Frontier
NBCUniversal’s Rick Cotton works to combat Internet piracy and protect content
The Change Agent
Josh Floum helped Visa unify its business and continues to guide the company as currency evolves
Charles the Fourth: a.k.a. "Mike"
Charles Joseph Cronan IV on Nos. I, II and III; the beginning of health care law; and how a boyhood love for fire engines led him to a game-changing case
Creative Outlet
Parna Mehrbani enjoys the free flow of ideas in intellectual property law
Hometown Hero
How Robert Weaver helped free Central Oregon from the clutches of a red-robed cult