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2011
Kate of All Trades
Wyoming’s Kate Fox specializes in doing everything, and doing everything well
A Can-Do Mentality
Salt Lake City attorney David Gee makes real estate projects happen
Living by Her Wits
Carol Davis Zucker, partner at Las Vegas’ Kamer Zucker Abbott, on the intellectual challenge of employment law, the personal challenge of work-life balance, and why she always stops at the U.S. Supreme Court gift shop
And Then There Was One
A talent for argument—along with Agatha Christie—brought Kelly J.C. Gallinger to the law
The Right Track
Dana Herberholz’s interest in science makes him a perfect match for IP law
View from the Top
How Susan Brewer landed at the helm of a major law firm
Behind-the-Scenes Man
Bennett Fidlow brings Hollywood to Richmond
The Can-Do Counsel
When Ann K. Sullivan rolls up her sleeves, problems get solved—by bake sale or legal brief
Bill Axselle: At Your Service
After 16 years as a legislator, the government law attorney at Williams Mullen lobbies for change from the outside. And yes, he helped bring Nordstrom to Richmond
Mr. Hopeful
John Hempelmann was there for Camelot, nearly became a U.S. congressman, and is still shaping public policy—and the landscape—every day at Cairncross & Hempelmann
The Competitor
Rebecca Ringer’s battles for justice began with Sadie Hawkins Day
James Lobsenz Rewrites the Rules
How a Seattle appellate lawyer helped end 'don’t ask, don’t tell'
Battle in the Bayou
Brad Marten and Billy Plauché tackle the Gulf oil crisis—from Seattle
Flight Path
Geoff Grindeland saved lives as a naval aviator; now he saves the day for pilots in court
Simply the Best
Simeon Osborn lands a record settlement for a man injured by a King County deputy
The Strategist
Stephen Graham takes battlefield strategy from Board game to boardroom
The Robe
Kelly Chang Rickert on being the girl who’s blindfolded with the justice scales
His Way
For employment lawyer Perry Smith, songwriting is just a hobby; but that didn’t stop American Idol from calling