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The Aviator
Jon Kettles is the guy to call when something happens in the sky
Helping the Defrauded
Nobody fights harder to recapture lost savings for his clients than Jason Braun
When a Click Is More Than Just a Click
In the world of click-fraud investigations, Dean Gresham’s name is at the top of any search engine
Emmanuel E. Ubiñas Is Headed to the Airport
The Jones Day attorney has carved out a niche in representing international corporations that are dealing with fraud matters, which has him doing a lot of traveling to Mexico and Central America. We caught up with him in his Dallas office and found out why he’s discovered it’s sometimes best to stay near the hotel
The $100 Million Closer
Joel W. Heydenburk brings commercial deals across the finish line
Persuading in a Raw, Simple Way
Toby Cole advocates for personal injury clients by being himself in the courtroom
Shelly T. Greco Keeps Her Cool in Court
The Dallas trial lawyer excels at handling heated situations
Catching up with Kathleen Wu
What hasn’t kept Kathleen Wu busy since her feature story in 2011?
Is This a Deposition Which I See Before Me?
How Michael P. Maslanka applies Shakespeare to his practice
Fred Streck and Dwain Dent’s Mission
The Fort Worth attorneys win a 25-year case to prove that vitamin E supplement E-Ferol can be harmful to babies
Seduced by Trial Law
Robin Gibbs on the opportunity that he saw 40 years ago for small firms in commercial litigation
Family Law in the Age of Facebook
Be careful what you post—Plano family law attorney Rick Robertson has seen e-communications come back to haunt
The Accidental Lawyer
Ophelia Camiña entered law school on a lark, but her success has been far from a fluke
The Bulldog
Bob Hilliard takes on the cases other lawyers won’t touch—and wins
Ahead of the Game
Kathleen Wu advocates for diversity in the boardroom and on the tennis court
The Polunsky Unit
Allan Polunsky has a Texas death row facility named after him and doesn’t mind
On the Job
Daniel N. Ramirez helps employers comply with immigration and employment laws regarding employee documentation
Travis Crabtree’s Second Dream Job
He’s already had his first one, as a sports reporter. Now he has his second, as a media lawyer