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Essentially Allyson Ho
A harp performance at Sandra Day O’Connor’s request came early in a legal career that is hitting all the right notes
‘The Biggest, Baddest, Meanest Dog in the Yard’
If you ask Tony Buzbee, only losers are OK with losing
She’s Got You Covered
Amy Elizabeth Stewart’s favorite things include digging into complex insurance policies, serving as head rainmaker and helping women move out of ‘second chair’
Partners for Life
Husband-and-wife duo Caddell & Chapman commit to their clients and their family
At Your Service
Lessons learned as an Air Force captain have inspired Jeff Whitfield’s litigation practice—and his commitment to helping veterans
The Judge, the Prosecutor and the Criminal Defense Attorney
They’re all Kerrisa Chelkowski, whose anxious parents bought her a black cowboy hat when she switched from prosecuting accused criminals to defending them
Shared Vision
How the courtroom duo of Dustin and Dennis Burrows overcome the latter’s failing eyesight
Sarah E.W. McGahee’s Pet Project
The employment attorney defends the ‘puppy mill’ law
The Closer
How Suzette E. Selden quietly eviscerates witnesses
How Taj Clayton Got Book-Smart and Street-Smart
The Fish & Richardson partner reflects on humble pie, hard work and comparisons to President Obama
The Man Who Said No to LBJ
Shannon Ratliff chose politics over ranching, then law over politics
Military Man
Former Marine Patrick J. McLain has 10 kids and a strong sense of right and wrong
How Hilda Galvan Beat the Odds
The intellectual property litigator didn’t let neighborhood gangs or a naysaying teacher derail her dreams
‘Coach Benny’ Fights Injustice
Microbiologist-turned-lawyer Benny Agosto Jr. is devoted to kids, soccer and underdogs
AJ: The Whole Person
The Houston employment lawyer would rather keep the peace than go to trial
Saving Mao’s Last Dancer
Charles C. Foster marshaled the force of the entire U.S. government to help a Chinese ballet artist who wanted to stay in Houston
Master of Disaster
Thad Dameris’ phone started to ring after the Costa Concordia ran aground in Italy
The Case Against Do-It-Yourself Divorce
Diana Friedman and Sherri Evans are recruiting their colleagues to guide low-income couples through breakups