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2014
Controlling the Second
After handling a two-engine failure at 9,000 feet, nothing fazes Brett Godfrey in the courtroom
Noto Bene
Take note—criminal defense attorney Maria DelGaizo Noto is one tough cookie. Don’t believe us? Ask the U.S. government
Out to Right the Wrongs
E. Drew Britcher is the antithesis of flashy and flamboyant
The Pusher
Envelopes, arguments, limits—Jeffrey S. Mandel pushes many things, but nothing more than himself
Business, Globalization and the American Dream
Dornbaum & Peregoy immigration lawyer Kathleen Peregoy on the evolution of American business, and navigating the changing landscape of global mobility
When Life Gives You Lemon Law …
How Amy Bennecoff makes lemonade for her clients
Divorce, Business Style
Nicholas San Filippo helps clients deal with deadbeat partners
At Your Service
Lessons learned as an Air Force captain have inspired Jeff Whitfield’s litigation practice—and his commitment to helping veterans
The Judge, the Prosecutor and the Criminal Defense Attorney
They’re all Kerrisa Chelkowski, whose anxious parents bought her a black cowboy hat when she switched from prosecuting accused criminals to defending them
Shared Vision
How the courtroom duo of Dustin and Dennis Burrows overcome the latter’s failing eyesight
Sarah E.W. McGahee’s Pet Project
The employment attorney defends the ‘puppy mill’ law
The Closer
How Suzette E. Selden quietly eviscerates witnesses
How Taj Clayton Got Book-Smart and Street-Smart
The Fish & Richardson partner reflects on humble pie, hard work and comparisons to President Obama
The Wave
An oral history of the first group of female attorneys in Georgia in the 1970s
Two Bobs and a King
How Brinson Askew Berry became the biggest firm in Rome
And the Children’s Lawyer Shall Lead
J.Tom Morgan would like Georgia to rank higher than 49th on everything involving kids
GC of the GA GOP
Republican lawyer Anne W. Lewis talks voter ID laws, the state’s political racial divide, and a few social issues—including same-sex marriage—where her position is evolving
Major, Esq.
Victims of nursing home abuse, Maj. Michael A. Prieto has got your six