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2017

Class Action Warfare

What to do when you’re part of a group of injured parties

Weathering the Storm

Before the hurricane hits, find out if your insurance policy will leave you under water

Stephen Manning: 'The World is Watching'

Oregon immigration attorney is named top legal innovator of 2017

The New Oregon Trail

How immigration attorney Stephen Manning is fighting exclusion orders and deportations

Where He’s Calling From

Jim McDermott’s first novel is set in a blue-collar town like the one he left behind

Postcards from the Edge

Banafsheh Violet Nazari survived the Iran-Iraq War to represent the marginalized in employment law

Discovery with Deanna L. Wray

Deanna Wray admires Michelle, Betty, RBG, J-Law and the Mother of Dragons

Local Counsel with Leora Coleman-Fire

The Portland employment and labor lawyer tells us what’s good in the neighborhood

'Adopt-a-Nazi' Program Takes on White Supremacists

San Francisco attorney Cody Harris turned to GoFundMe to counteract a planned extremist rally  

From the Top

Elizabeth Cabraser tackles Volkswagen, Takata and Exxon—and seldom misses a drumming gig

Future by Design

How real estate lawyer James Abrams has helped shape his adopted town

How Hal Bartholomew Got a Namesake Park …

… Even though the Elk Grove family law attorney is very much alive and well

How Clement Kong Measures Success

The Sacramento attorney says it’s all about the people you meet along the way

Discovery with Rebecca G. Kagin

If Rebecca Kagin weren’t a lawyer, she might be hard to track down

A Comforting (Tele)Presence

How a timely technology purchase eased Peter Brewer’s mind after a serious accident

Playing Shortstop

Brandi Brown thrives on fielding whatever life throws her way

Local Counsel with Vincent Tong

Oakland’s Vincent Tong tells us what’s good in the neighborhood

Shattering the ‘Two-Seater Mentality’

Pat Gillette wants firms to put more women and minorities in the board room