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'I Couldn't Get My Kids Out of the Courtroom'
Tom and Jonathan Pope carry on the legal legacy of their famous father
The Duty to Be a Voice
Alfredo Estrada fights for those born into challenging situations
All the Angles
From the minutia to the big picture, Deborah J. Caruso has it covered
She Went From Riding in Her Dad's Tractor to Practicing Ag Law in the City
Discovery with Brianna J. Schroeder
The Proactive Side
How Deborah Daniels set new athlete-protection standards for USA Gymnastics
(How Not to Go) Up in Smoke
Getting into the cannabis industry might not be as easy as you think
The Lawyer of Lost Causes and Bizarre Cases
Mark DeBofsky contends with Illinois’ slayer statute
The Face of a Lawyer
An oral history of trailblazing women in Illinois law
Lending a Paw
Jen Novoselsky helps rehabilitate court case dogs
The Simple Story of Raj Shah
The litigator masters the facts, then focuses on the critical issue
Budding Time-Machine Builders: Your Efforts will be Wasted on Rakesh Gopalan
Discovery with Rakesh Gopalan
Shedding Light (without the spotlight)
If you’ve never read about Valecia McDowell’s work, she’s doing it right
Dive Bar
Tony Scheer loved working in the boat and scuba biz; that’s why he stopped doing it
Puzzling it Out
Joan Davis on the art of pre-eminent law
Keeping the Conversation Going
Leto Copeley and Valerie Johnson started a #MeToo podcast before #MeToo hit
Self-Made
Sibylle Grebe’s long road to the law includes work as an au pair in Indiana and a waitress at the Pink Pussycat club
Orange County
Civil rights attorney Olu Orange fights to hold police and governments accountable
Deadline L.A.
Guy Gruppie had the best job in the world: sports reporter; then he got a better one