Browse Super Lawyers articles by year
2004
Sod Almighty
All Seriousness Aside
Stop! In the Name of Love
Between patent infringement discussions, Robert Benson had a vision
Nothing Plain About His Plaintiffs
Kevin Boyle sides with the little guy — and he’s darn proud of it
The Man Who Pitched Three Strikes
Republican activist Michael Reynolds was moved to political action after the murder of his sister
Looking for YLLOGRL
Having grown up in Chinatown and armed with a law degree and a good mind, Judy Lam has a mission: to help her community
Alimony from a Dead Man
In a feat akin to getting turnip blood, Shannon Fitzpatrick blazed a trail
Lyman Bullard's Wide World of Sports
A man who never stopped playing games
How to Handle a Merger
Bill Lee knew it was grow or languish for his firm, but the waters he had to navigate were filled with sharks
Is Randy Bodner the Bravest Lawyer in Boston?
After standing up to the Luchese organized crime family and the notoriously violent Medellin cocaine cartel, not much scares Randy Bodner these days
Portrait of the Artist as an Attorney
Forget about left-brain/right-brain and consider these whole-brain lawyers, who somehow manage to function at high levels in two distinctly different worlds: art and the law
The Problems of Sticking to Principle
What do you do when your client seems to stand for the opposite of everything you believe?
Jeff Newman Goes From Reporting the News to Making It
Where do you train to learn First Amendment rights? The National Enquirer, of course
The Trial Lawyer's Gift to America
After September 11, the threat of lawsuits hung over the American economy — until Leo Boyle and the trial lawyers took over
Second Time Around
For this group of overachievers, the second career was the charm. But the lessons from their ‘past lives’ have served them well.
From Picking Peaches to Picking Up Million-Dollar Lawsuits
Arturo González is a Latino hero with one eye on the law, one on injustice and both on a possible political career
John Martel by Day, Joe Silverhound by Night
He’s always seemed to lead several lives. These days, one of those is as an author of popular thrillers
Like Midas, Everything Sheldon Siegel Touches Turns to Gold
In addition to coming out on top in court, Siegel tops the best-seller lists