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2012
Mr. Nice Guy
Wyoming injury defense lawyer Jason Neville believes in the power of pleasant—to a point
The Environmental Division
Denise Dragoo has been in the environmental practice since the regulation boom in the ’70s
The Art of Advocacy
Montana’s Natasha Prinzing Jones brings compassion and tenacity to civil litigation defense
Trial Lawyers Care
Idaho attorney Bill Mauk relocated his practice to New York City for six months to be a part of the biggest pro bono effort in history
In the Footsteps of Big Grandma
Thomas Hurney Jr.’s thriving practice is part of a family legal tradition
Morrow in the Middle
Williamsburg-based mediator Joan Morrow, who practices across the country, speaks about fundamental neutrality, navigating emotional minefields and going from gladiator mode to counselor mode
Great Privilege, Great Responsibility
Litigator and deacon Christopher Malone is committed to using the law to do good works
Making a Difference
Washington lawyers take time to help out
B. Gerald Johnson: Civic Booster
The co-founder of Pacifica Law Group helped shape Seattle
Paramount Duty
Thomas Ahearne wins one for public education
The Big-Picture Man
Tacoma attorney Jack Connelly’s long-shot cases have triggered major reforms
Champion of Peace
The explosive case that took David Mann to the U.S. Supreme Court
Outing Gay Baseball
Lawyers Suzanne Thomas and Michael Reiss negotiate how gay a league needs to be
Power Player
How David Burman helped decide a historic governor’s race
Employing Justice
Sheryl Willert defends bosses—and reminds them to play fair
Love and Bankruptcy
David Stern and Robert Pfister help same-sex couples with that ‘richer or poorer’ vow
Billion-Dollar Man
Commercial real estate lawyer Stuart Graiwer navigates the global financial meltdown
Faer, Focused
Laura Faer, statewide education director at Public Counsel, knew what she wanted to do in high school and never wavered