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Watch Great Ones, Become a Great One
How Tony Taft unlocked the secrets of the courtroom
A Believer in Second Chances
Nicole DeBorde knows the other side—she was on it for almost a decade
The Lawyer Who transformed Texas Schools
How Mark Trachtenberg parlayed a great law school paper into billions for education
The Trials of Brian Robison
How one little girl taught a good lawyer to be a great man
Just Plane Smart
Former Dallas City Attorney Madeleine Johnson pilots the Southwest Airlines legal team
Mona Patel’s Tour de Force
She cycled, ran and traveled to France for Lance Armstrong. Now, as GC of LiveStrong, she works for him—and the 28 million people fighting cancer worldwide
Being Buffalo Bill
J. Gary Trichter channels a Western hero
Searching for Sodom
Jeff Kobs is digging in Jordan for a biblical hotspot
The Busiest Septuagenarian in Texas
By day, a few million-dollar cases; by night, Wayne Fisher smokes six briskets at once
The Crusaders of Death Row
Houston neighbors Scott Atlas and Stanley Schneider run their own personal innocence project
A Lawyer in Love With Two Blind Disciplines: Justice and Wine-Tasting
Both Randy Roach and his wines have depth and good character
A Poet, A Museum Director and A Lawyer Who Refuses To Lose
Frank Branson does just what he wants, and that includes winning cases
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Like Abraham, Craig Watkins asks if we want to destroy the righteous with the wicked
Q&A: Racehorse Haynes
How Richard Haynes kicked a spittoon and launched a legendary career
Growing Up in the Navy
Amy Jetel puts the skills she learned while in uniform to good use
Riding Passenger, For Fun and Profit
Chris Collins liked being a rock star, but he loves being a lawyer
A Family Affair
What's it like to work every day with the person you wake up next to each morning? Or to settle payroll disputes with the man who paid your first allowance?