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How Much Is Enough?
Mark Thomsen says it’s high time to do something about police misconduct
Leading the Charge
Meaningful change has always been Ruth Irvings’ goal, even if it’s via an estate plan
It's Somebody's Job to Make That Stuff
And on Letterman, at Miramax films, and now on a podcast, that somebody is Nick Gansner
A Star in Her Role
Kerensa Cassis honed her competitive edge on the basketball court
The Forever Family Firm
Adoptee Lisa Williams-McCallum knows family comes first
A Lifetime of Service
Former intelligence officer Jane Francis continues to defend the Constitution
Intensity Personified
Robert Haar doesn’t talk for the sake of talking
'When We Fight, We Win'
Lawyer and activist Rod Chapel has lived his father’s lesson
Close to Her Heart
Kristine Helen Bridges has helped dozens seek protective orders
Tribute to Cincinnati 'Icon' Steven R. Adams
The well-known criminal defense attorney stood out both in court and at Ironman triathlons
Nonprofit-Driven
What does it take to start a tax-exempt org?
Living with Leases
What to do when your residential lease doesn’t look so great
The Business of ‘What If’
Best practices for a better contract
The Lucky Ones
Five attorneys under 40 discuss student debt, the Great Recession, and the good fortune that got them here
To Practice with Integrity
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cara Nicklas is helping fight corruption
'What Better Client to Have?'
Dan Webber spent his first seven years in the U.S. attorney’s office
The Girl Scout Murders
Garvin Isaacs on a career-turning case and client
The Room Where It Isn't Happening
How long can Broadway stay shuttered? A Q&A with entertainment attorney Loren Plotkin