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We Invited Everyone
Justice Brennan’s 80th birthday and other fond memories from Marie Deveney’s clerkship
Advocate Butterfly
Outside the office, Madelaine Lane’s high notes come on the opera stage
Taking Chances
Brian McKeen’s medical malpractice career is defined by cases that weren’t obvious winners
Getting in on the Senate Floor
Bill Coates’ first job out of law school was with Strom Thurmond
The Sweet, Not The Bitter
Kathleen Sweet reflects on her father, her practice and that nomination to the federal bench
Washington's Inaugural Address
MBAWNY helped Sarah Washington as a law student; now she’s paying it forward as its next president
Bird Man
Michael Oropallo on the only outdoor and wildlife legal team in the country
The Rainbow Connection
Linda Balisle doesn't know how she'd curb childhood trauma without the help of a Madison nonprofit
Tribute to 'Lion of the Bar' Stephen Susman
Founder of Susman Godfrey pioneered boutique and contingency law
The Man Who Introduced John Lewis to Martin Luther King Jr.
Attorney Fred Gray on the passing of the civil rights icon
Foreign Affairs
Esther Agbaje’s path to the law included managing rule-of-law projects in the Middle East
Eating the Chief's Soup
What James Volling learned from Warren Burger
Piece by Piece
Tom Muck has made a career out of assembling the puzzle that is tax law
Authentic Grace
Behind a pulpit or on behalf of clients, Jenny Carey is there for the Twin Ports
Four-Way Stop Etiquette, Nose Cracking and the Wisdom of Jack Handey
Discovery with Stephen Larson
Their Voice in the System
How Vildan Teske defends the rights of U.S. military service members
The Data's in the Details
Scott Flaherty challenged Hennepin County on its data practices—and won
Incubating Success
Stan Perkins helps legal entrepreneurs find their footing—while helping those who can’t afford a lawyer