Browse Super Lawyers articles by year
2008
Staying Civil After 9/11
Three civil rights lawyers—Michael Ratner, Arthur Eisenberg and Manuel Vargas—and their organizations fight for our most basic rights
56 Years of Civility in Texas Law
You can overuse the Atticus Finch comparison—few people really deserve it. Jim Coleman does
West Texas Hammurabi
David Keltner expands the law to new frontiers
The Crusader
Paula Sweeney works (and works and works) for her clients
Come, Let Us Reasoner Together
Harry Reasoner has been injecting the law with his good sense for almost half a century
Bend ’em Like Beck Can
Clients in trouble—and the Supreme Court—beckon Dave Beck
The Singer and His Fallen Friends
Greg Westfall sings the stories—and saves the lives—of society's rabble
The Rise and Fall of Enrique Moreno
The El Paso lawyer refuses to let a political derailment make him bitter
The Barrier Breaker of Baker Botts
Jim Cannon fires a shot heard 'round Texas
Master Mentor
Atleen Kaur means business when it comes to helping Michigan's South Asian community
Heart of the Matter
To George Googasian, every case is personal
Ties That Bind
Families who litigate together stay together
In Brian Etzel’s Perfect World …
... hodgepodge city planning just wouldn't exist
The Grand Plan
To Richard Victor, nothing can take the place of a grandparent
Supreme Thrill
Three local lawyers get their day in the nation's highest court
Practicing in Paradise
Sure, their offices may be surrounded by sugar sand and swaying palms, but when it’s time to head to court, these lawyers mean business
Rehabbing the System
Jim Grossman fights for the disabled and the organizations that help them