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2011

The Quiet Passion of Shamus O’Meara

The Johnson & Condon attorney advocates for those with developmental disabilities

The Crusader

Jeff Anderson on law school, legal tactics and his ultimate goal—deposing Pope Benedict XVI

Ann Cathcart Chaplin

How a 38-year-old is leading Fish & Richardson’s litigation practice group

The Doyenne of Dorsey

Dorsey & Whitney’s Marianne Short on what it’s like to manage one of the state’s largest firms, her role as a leading female pioneer, and lessons learned from a certain vice president

Common Touch

Terry McMahon’s working-class roots helped make him an uncommonly good IP attorney

Blowing the Whistle on Fraud

How Eric Havian became a ‘giant-killer’

Voice of Calm

Once a child soldier in Lebanon, Haitham E. Ballout rebuilt his life in the U.S. Now he helps others do the same

Team Player

Richard Meneghello promotes collaboration—in court and on the soccer field

The Storyteller

Carol Bernick’s way with words sways judges and juries

Who Was Your Mentor?

Therese and Barbara Lawless

Heidi Timken and Marvin Starr

Heidi Timken and Marvin Starr

Taking on Prop 8

How Jeremy Goldman helped battle the anti-gay marriage measure

David Tyra: Supreme Challenge

How this employment defense attorney with Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard helped save California $2 billion

Detail Person

To Susan Popik, insurance law is riveting stuff

Simple Justice

Kevin M. Fong brings old-fashioned elegance to the appellate court

Brad Maier Knows No Boundaries

Helping foreign professionals realize their American dreams

Man of Science

From Coast Guard icebreakers to hydroelectric projects, Don Haagensen, with Cable Huston Benedict Haagensen & Lloyd, takes on knotty problems

And Then There Was One

A talent for argument—along with Agatha Christie—brought Kelly J.C. Gallinger to the law