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500 Years of Legal Knowledge
Eight attorneys, each with 60+ years experience, talk about everything from LSAT-less law schools to Freedom Rides to John and Yoko
Sister Act
Gwen and Sharla Frost didn’t plan on growing up and practicing law together; it just worked out that way
'Punching a Hole in the Ground with Fingers Crossed'
Oil and gas attorneys on what they love most about their clients: a spirit of resilience
Game Plan
Bill Stark covers all the legal bases for his interactive-entertainment clients
Grab a Cup of Tea to Talk History and Play Beat Saber
Discovery with Michael Hawash
From the Heart
Yvonne Ho uses skills gained from both lawyering and playing concert piano to serve her community and support fledgling attorneys
By Subscription
How ByrdAdatto is replacing traditional billing with a Spotify-esque system
The Art of Being Becky Beaver
The civic activist’s office showcases treasures from her far-flung travels
Vital Force
Dallas litigator Victor Vital makes it his business to parachute into cases and stick the landing with juries
The Well-Grounded Career of Debbie Alsup
This Austin litigator has helped make Texas law—while making life better for abused children
The Hired Daughters
Valerie Geiger and Cary Cucinelli navigate elder law during the pandemic
Quynh Goodhouse Gives the Ultimate 2020 Advice: Be Kind Anyway
Discovery with Quynh Goodhouse
'A Quick Education'
The case that introduced Michael Cacace to the transgender community and to the law
Becoming Josh Koskoff
Before he could succeed, the third-generation lawyer had to stop trying to be his father and grandfather
Patent Portent
Giovanna Fessenden’s family history of inventing presaged her career in IP law
The Whole Picture
Tax lawyer Ameek Ponda combines the macro and the micro
'Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant'
DeVaughn Ward exposes shady prison practices
Science Fiction and Science Fact
Kirsten Mayer takes on junk science one wrongful conviction at a time