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Moving Society Forward
As Frank Scruggs sees it, that is the ministry of his work
Who We Are
Immigrant attorneys share their journeys to, and visions of, America
Becoming Suzette Moore
How she went from living in her car to taking on Goliaths in court
Putting the Brakes on Uber
How John Crabtree got the rideshare giant to repay drivers a “safe-ride” fee
The Survivor
How Aurora McCreary’s life and career prepared her for the CBS reality show
Divorce, Digital Style
How technology is being used to stalk and spy on exes
Aged Out
Why, when and how to make an age-discrimination claim
Do Not Call
What you can—and can’t—do about those annoying robocalls
Legal Community Mourns the Passing of Talbot “Sandy” D’Alemberte
The Tallahassee lawyer’s legacy includes service as president of the ABA and of FSU, and as dean of FSU College of Law
Detroit Attorney Maria Martinez Tells Us What’s Good in the Neighborhood
Local Counsel with Maria L. Martinez
Larry Spiller Kimmel's Second Chance
After Wilmington attorney Paul Spiller, his wife and two of his three children were killed in a plane crash, Spiller’s law partner (and brother-in-law) Mort Kimmel adopted the only survivor, Larry Spiller Kimmel, who has been paying it forward since.
Our Man in Nicaragua and Guatemala and Germany
Aaron Freiwald wrote his way through the world before taking to the law
The Housing Authority
Antoinette C. Oliver’s collaborative Landlord Tenant Project has helped thousands navigate the public housing system
The 300
Richard Serbin’s 32-year fight to uncover the truth of clergy sexual-abuse
Lady B Hits Pause on Project Runway to Talk Scalia, Google and Misunderstood Clients
Discovery with Juan Baez
Not Just for Delaware Anymore
Pauline Morgan manages the complex traffic of Chapter 11 bankruptcy and corporate restructuring
The Unsticking Point
How Miriam Barish arrived at the intersection of law and gender
Electoral College
Charles Gibbs was involved in politics at an early age; now it’s a niche practice