Browse Super Lawyers articles by year
2018
Mix Masters
In appellate law and jazz, Ken Masters lives up to his name
The Many Lives of Janet George
The onetime blackjack dealer, pilot and prosecutor brings a lot—especially empathy—to the family law table
Discovery with Tyler Arnold
Got five minutes? Tyler Arnold can finish your crossword
Drawing on Experience
A little humor never hurts—just ask Kennewick litigator Jay Flynn
Harley Riedel’s Move
The Tampa attorney is a master at keeping bankrupt companies in the game
Job One
For Alan Nash, customer service can mean inspecting a crime scene—or teaching clients mixology
Chip Merlin’s Well-Grounded Boots
When disaster strikes, this Tampa lawyer helps victims stake their claims
How Deborah Greene Colors Her World
The Jacksonville family law attorney draws from her artistic background
The Journey Home
Washington attorneys share their experiences immigrating to the U.S.
Heart Strings
Environmental lawyer Beth Ginsberg is making beautiful music out of a childhood passion
‘A Society That Gets Along’
Judge Michael Scott says his landmark Arlene’s Flowers case boils down to respecting each other despite differences
6 Million Views
How Karra Porter’s viral client led to a pro bono initiative and a 22-year-old cold case
New Ground
Jack Manning helped found his firm’s Native American law practice
The Long Commute
For David Nevin, the miles between Boise and Guantánamo Bay are secondary to justice for high-profile client Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
Shedding Light
The cases that stick with Patricia Lee tend to start in a dark place
Discovery with Jean Y. Rhee
Jean Rhee says “OK, USA!” to dance, surf and candy corn
Moving Past Binary
Will Chuchawat cuts to the chase
Next Gen
Ibiere Seck follows in some big footsteps