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2024
The Price of Committing Cyber Crimes
It could be as high as $1.2 billion
Can a Landlord Be Sued?
Yes, and the situation doesn’t have to get apocalyptic either
The Labyrinthine Process and the Waiting Line
Attorneys dispel myths about the immigration process
The Man From Lubbock
John Kim leans into his West Texas roots
The Kind of Briefs That Get Picked Up First
David Gunn uses everything from Pink Floyd to Shakespeare to craft gripping appellate points
‘Our Powers for Good’
How Kyle Farrar and Mark Bankston won a $49 million jury award against InfoWars for Sandy Hook parents
You Say ‘Emoji’ …
The generation gap works to advantage for father-daughter team Dan Ross and Margo Pillischer
How We Do It
Five millennial attorneys talk law, life, AI and the generation gap
Service Profession
That’s how Laura Benitez Geisler views her vocation
The Case of the Russian Ph.D.
Todd Clement on why he and his partner intake every single case
All the Awards
There’s not much room left on Laura Tamez’s shelf
Fatin Haddad Takes Us Through Albany
Local Counsel in Upstate New York
Once More with Feeling
Sharon Stiller shares in the emotions of her clients
From Cop Car to Courtroom
Tim Brooks traded a law enforcement career for a legal one
Not for Fortune or Fame
Novelist-turned-attorney Tom Bouman writes for an audience of one
The Long Haul
What employers can do when they’re committed to a foreign worker
Landowners Cleared to Sue Texas For Taking Their Trees
Barron, Adler, Clough & Oddo lawyers land a win at state’s high court
When Firing Becomes Unlawful
How employment law characterizes retaliation, discrimination and other wrongful termination claims