Browse Super Lawyers articles by year
2018
Fire and Ice
Why John Mancebo cannot not succeed
‘Nobody Knew the Danger Yet’
Xiaomin Chen recalls 9/11
How Do You Defend a Discrimination Claim?
Start with prevention—and other tips from employment lawyers
Brave New Workplace
The legal advantages and disadvantages of managing a remote workforce
Office Space
The dos and don’ts of moving your business
Finding My America
Six immigrants share their journeys to become Michigan attorneys
Notes from Justice Souter
Clerking for a SCOTUS judge left a lasting impact on Riyaz Kanji
The Way Back Home
Homayune Ghaussi works to bring law back to Afghanistan
Being Mark Lanier
The Houston attorney’s talents include a strong work ethic, natural connection with juries, technological savvy, deep faith, photographic memory—and even acting chops
Everything Yvette Ostolaza Needed to Know She Learned at Sears
The Dallas litigator says the pathway to relationship-building is through customer service
Discovery with Sofia Adrogué
Sofia Adrogué says “sí se puede” to life
Marathon Man
Larry Macon holds the Guinness World Record for most runs in a single year. That would be 239
Liza Farrow-Gillespie’s Heart Song
The lyrics tell of beating cancer, then sailing ‘round the world
After the Storm
Local law firms pitched in to help Houston recover from Harvey’s wallop
The Dealmaker
Lobbyist Mark Vane shines at persuading lawmakers to change things. Or, sometimes, keep them the same
‘You’re Just Ready’
A case of the jitters, a bleeding ankle and a nearly missed entrance couldn’t keep 7 Texas lawyers from their dates with the nation’s highest court
Spreading Civics One Instagram Video at a Time
The Your Big Idea scholarship program was actually Julie Moore’s big idea
The Kids Are All Right
Personal injury lawyer Jim Scime came out on the other side of trauma and helps his clients do the same