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Keep It Simple, Stupid
That’s what Steve W. Berman has always done, in class action lawsuits against Jack in the Box, Big Tobacco, Toyota, the NCAA …
The Rock Star
High-profile trials and links to headline-grabbers like Amanda Knox and Mary Kay Letourneau have garnered the spotlight for Anne Bremner, bringing celebrity and sprezzatura
Defending the Mastros
Jim Frush has always lived for high stakes—and high peaks
Spreading Justice
Steve Fury co-founded a volunteer group that helps coach trial lawyers in Africa
Grounded
Steve Morris is rooted in Las Vegas, and he knows the business infrastructure. He also knows what it’s like to play trumpet until four in the morning
This Property Was Condemned
Idaho land use lawyer JoAnn Butler talks sprawl, zoning and seeing the future
Rodeo Mentality
After a rodeo injury, Wyoming's J. Kent Rutledge decided to go to law school
Trying to Set Things Right
Montana employment and labor law attorney Jean E. Faure knows about work trouble
The Higher Law
"You get people at the absolute lowest points of their lives," says Utah family law attorney Sharon A. Donovan
Kay Wolf: It's the People
The Orlando employment defense attorney spends her spare time bringing educational opportunities to kids in Cambodia
The A-Team
Tampa appellate duo Steve Brannock and Celene Humphries smoke Big Tobacco
How Theodore Babbitt Turned His Life Around
A stint in the Marines lit a fire under the onetime underachiever
No Excuses
How Robert Wayne Pearce stared down personal disaster
For the Defense
Parker Thomson gives overloaded public defenders a break
Professional Protector
Audra Michelle Bryant on safeguarding children and defending fellow attorneys
The Immigrant's Story
Christy Han Mohan has one, and she says it’s the key to immigration law
The Young and the Restless
PI plaintiff’s attorney Robert T. Simon hung a shingle at 29, but it’s his pretrial ritual that’s eye-opening
Life After Life Without Parole
Marshall Camp successfully argued the first case under the Fair Sentencing for Youth Act