Browse Super Lawyers articles by year
2006
Elaine Bredehoft Keeps Coming At You
Going Over the Mountain
A Bronx Tale
Malik Cutlar’s route to the law was a paper route
He’s With the Band
Portrait of the Lawyer as a Young Arts-Lover
Mitch Mitchell doesn't just represent artists and writers, he is one himself
Born to Serve
Providing free legal assistance to more than 10,000 low-income people is precisely what she had her eye on
Trial and Error
A desperate career move led Denis Crawford to switch sides
In Vino Veritas
Ashley Hess and Kevin Ghassomian raise their glasses to worthy causes
Mr. Wagoner Goes to Columbus
He Oughta Be an English Teacher
Defending Tookie
Sandra Smith Thayer recalls visiting Stanley “Tookie” Williams on San Quentin’s Death Row
Commercial Litigation? Sometimes It's Downright Grisham-esque
Tellis became immersed in an investment fraud case involving a Middle East investment firm
The People's Republic of Ginger
Ginger Heyman Pigott feels the legal world could use a few more rimshots
Irena Loves Art
Raskin combined her profession with her lifelong love of the arts
A G-Man Turns to Law
Daniel Hoffer traded his badge for a briefcase
The Realist
Everything Brian Dunn needed to know about the law he learned from Johnnie Cochran
When Becoming a Christian Earns the Death Penalty
Ben Davidson knows too well the perils of living in Iran
The Barrister
Tony White is still scoring from way downtown