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Practical Applications in South Carolina
Handy legal technologies
A Short History of Charleston’s Cherished Couple
Robert and Susan Rosen have spent decades uplifting the city
Oil and Water
The many routes McClellanville’s Lionel S. Lofton took before law
Local Counsel with Mark W. Buyck Jr.
The Florence attorney and history buff with Willcox, Buyck & Williams tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Practical Applications
Handy legal technologies
The Voice
Booker T. Evans Jr. speaks softly but powerfully for clients who might otherwise go unheard
Discovery with Taylor S. Rahn
The Albuquerque-based civil rights and police civil liability defense attorney with Robles, Rael & Anaya shares her family’s law enforcement history, what interests her about immigration law, and her favorite pickup line from Dumb & Dumber.
The Art of Advice
David Wm. Engelman on what he’s learned after 40 years of law and a lifetime of helping the less fortunate
Notes on How to Beat Claire Cardwell
But they won't work any better for you than they did for the feds
Putting on a Clinic
Robert F. Redmond Jr. puts the pro in pro bono
Local Counsel with Andy Condlin
Richmond land use attorney Andy Condlin of Roth Doner Jackson Gibbons Condlin tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Discovery with Michael Robusto
Voted “Tidewater’s Funniest Lawyer,” criminal defense lawyer Michael Robusto of Slipow, Robusto & Kellam is quick with a joke. But ask him to wear a tie on the weekend, and that’s no laughing matter.
The Bridge
Qusair Mohamedbhai tackles civil rights and employee rights in post-9/11 America
Master of the Midfield
Want a stadium built? Craig Umbaugh is your man
Unlimited License (to Sue)
IP attorney Christopher Seidman protects artists in the digital age
Raising the Bar
Maureen Reidy Witt stands up for a student’s rights
Bring Me Your Poor (nah), Your Tired (please), Your Electrical Engineers (maybe)
Nancy Elkind on the dysfunction of U.S. immigration policy
Q&A: Paulette Brown
We caught up with the American Bar Association president after her keynote speech at a recent Minnesota Black Women Legal Network event to talk about diversity and mentorship in the legal world