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2015
Estate of Affairs
Estate planning, wills and passing it on
Workplace Privacy?
There’s just one place at work where you’re safe from monitoring
Guns, Ground and Self-Defense
If you use deadly force, be ready to prove you feared for your life
Judicial Merit
Former judge Deborah Hankinson on access to justice, bringing appeals, and the battle over Prop 12
Coming to America
Gordon J. Quan helps shopkeepers, laborers and cooks step out of the shadows
Shannon Schmoyer Finds Her Groove
Once an aspiring drummer, the San Antonio attorney discovered a new love in labor law
The Accidental Lawyer
Carl Roth has racked up $2.4 billion worth of patent cases—and championed a heroic burn victim along the way
Embracing the Ugly Baby
Dick DeGuerin doesn’t sidestep reality when he represents clients like accused murderer/millionaire Robert Durst
The Lawyer Who Unfriended Facebook
Conor Civins negotiated a settlement for Lamebook, which parodies the social-media giant
Last Gladiator Standing
Civil rights and employment attorney Deborah L. Gordon gets in the pit
The Benefits of Raising Your Hand
Scott A. Wolfson of Wolfson Bolton in Troy on bittersweet boom times and how a bankruptcy lawyer wound up trying a freedom of religion case
Walking Tall
Riyaz A. Kanji goes to bat for tribal clients
Sweet Deals
Jane Snoddy Smith handles complex, high-stakes real estate transactions—without the high anxiety
If it quacks like a duck …
… It’s probably Lynn Tillotson Pinker & Cox, working its magic on a jury
A Forensic Revolution
Gary Udashen leads the way to help Texas’ wrongfully imprisoned
Waverly Pond
Farmer/attorney Ginger Schröder could give Henry David Thoreau a run for his (metaphoric) money
Covert Operations
Why scientific misconduct lawyer Barry Nelson Covert knows more about space dust than you do
Turning the Page
A few months before retiring from the state Supreme Court, Justice Alan Page sat down with us to look back at his judicial career