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2005

The King of Pro Bono

Pro bono work gives Blum the chance to get out of the office and into the courtroom

MacKoul as a Cucumber

John MacKoul didn’t let a little thing like a heart transplant get in the way of doing his job

A Patriot Acts

Craig Trebilcock can’t stomach injustice, whether he finds it in Iraq or here at home

The Reluctant Pioneer

Audrey Talley cultivates her own garden

Four Out of Five Dentists Recommend Candy Barr Heimbach

Most dentists would advise steering clear of candy bars, but not in this case.

The New Head of the Philly Bar Association

Not that there's anything wrong with that

The Lady Thatcher of Pittsburgh

Marie Milie Jones is strong, tough and decisive.That’s what makes her such a good leader

The Saint

Jerry McHugh would never refer to himself as such. But others do—and not just his clients

The Postman

Howard Bashman provides all the news about the appellate world in his blog ‘How Appealing’

Where There's Smoke, There's Sheller and Heim

How two Super Lawyers keep a friendship intact despite being on opposite sides of tobacco litigation

The Evel Knievel of Boston Law

Think Darin Smith is daunted by much after taking turns at 125 mph? Not likely

The 50 Masks of Judson Pierce

For Judson Pierce, the play’s the thing

Most Valuable Player

Rachel Splaine Rollins has channeled the competitive drive that made her a top lacrosse player into a groundbreaking legal career

Soul Man

Dan Rabinovitz performs in court by day and with rock ’n’ soul legends by night

The Goliath Slayer

Need a lawyer to take on the medical industry, the NFL or some other massive entity? Alan Milstein is your man

Public Defender

Whether through his work on the bench or in Iraq, Stephen Orlofsky is driven by a need to serve

Pit Boss

Casino lawyer Nick Casiello’s clients always seem to hit the jackpot

New England Patriot

Few take the responsibilities of US citizenship as seriously as Peter Vickery