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2010
Dianne Elderkin Finds Her Voice
How a shy chemistry student became a commanding and record-breaking patent lawyer
Bartholomew Dalton Doesn't Want You To Hire Him
If you need his services, something has gone terribly wrong
Q&A With Daniel Ryan III
Daniel Ryan III of O’Brien & Ryan in Plymouth Meeting on working with surgeons, letting clients be teachers, and still not being over that Georgetown-Villanova game
Cleaning Up
Maritime lawyer Richard Ogrodowski goes from part-time janitor to full-time partner
A Voice for Kids
Jennifer McGarrity provides one for children who need one
Lawyer, Uninterrupted
Although Shevelle McPherson’s adolescence ended abruptly, that didn’t stop her from becoming a top trial lawyer
The Collector
Greg Gifford has spent a lifetime gathering historic bottles and deeply satisfying thank-you letters
If It Can Be Tried In Front of a Jury, Mark Tanner Can Do It
At 39, medical malpractice attorney Mark Tanner became one of the youngest fellows in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He was just getting started
The Record Setter
Alabama v. ExxonMobil was a defining moment in Robert Cunningham’s career, but he’d rather talk about what he’s doing today, such as fishing for the 200-pound tarpon
Did You Know There Are 22 Tribes in New Mexico?
Lynn Slade does and has made it his life’s work to understand Indian law
All Things Chapters 7 and 11
Lewis & Roca’s Susan Freeman climbs mountains and bankruptcy ranks
In Cicero’s Footsteps
Phoenix attorney Shawn Aiken on law, Latin and the perfect hazelnut cheesecake
Serving Injured Parties Five, and Only Five, at a Time
When people hire personal injury attorney Patrick McGroder, they know they’re getting his full attention
Smack Down!
Jared Bartie controls the mayhem for WWE
All the Livelong Day
Ellen Fitzsimmons works to modernize CSX
The Environmental Encyclopedia
Honeywell’s Kate Adams learned a thing or two from those who came before her
In Pat Robertson’s Orbit
Lou Isakoff went from the Christian Broadcast Network to Regent University
The Universal Education of Andrew Savage
Where did the South Carolina criminal defense attorney learn his most valuable lessons? Inside a New York City taxicab