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2011
Faithful Practice
L. Martin Nussbaum and Charles Goldberg represent churches, mosques, temples
Swimming, Not Sinking
Denver native Lawrence Litvak talks cases, judges and his ‘sink or swim’ philosophy
The Scout
Jim Matthews uses his ballplayer grading scale for med-mal cases
Scott Schulten’s Bucket List
After an epiphany at 57, the business/corporate lawyer hit the road
Dream Facilitator
What comes after Ph.D.? For Tim Xia, it’s J.D.
Supreme Decision
Leah Ward Sears is off the bench and in the game
Putting the Puzzle Together
Elder law attorney Ruthann Lacey blends professionalism with compassion
Family Matters
When breaking up is hard to do, Randy Kessler is the man to see
C. Neal Pope’s Door-to-Door Advocacy
The class action attorney from Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Norwood on the best mentoring in the world, the greatest tool in cross-examination and what juries can’t forgive
In the Tradition of Thurgood Marshall
Ryan Gardner exemplifies the new generation of civil rights lawyers
Preparation, the High Road and Elliott Levin
The Rubin & Levin partner speaks on bankruptcy law and why he never underprepares for a case
Steady at the Wheel
Appellate lawyer Arend Abel loves guiding people through the labyrinth of the law
Erin Drummy’s Bedside Manner
One woman’s journey from respiratory therapy to the law
Family Law
After following in the footsteps of her parents, Ann and Ed, Kathleen DeLaney now leads the way
Four Wheels Good, Two Wheels Just as Good
Howard Krepack tries to keep L.A. roads safe for bicyclists
It’ll Be Back
Howard Weg and David Shemano see the Terminator franchise through two bankruptcies
The Problem Solver
Brian Kabateck’s grandparents survived the Armenian genocide; now he represents the descendants of those who didn’t
‘Take Your Violin and Go Back to Vienna!’
Entertainment lawyer Eric Weissmann, of Weissmann Wolff Bergman Coleman Grodin & Evall, on fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe, becoming friends with Gene Wilder, and being called ‘a rotten son of a bitch’ by Burt Lancaster