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Dodge Challenger
A dodgeball fundraiser is just one of the ways David Gail gives back
Trail Blazer
Amy Emerson hits the ground running, whether she’s taming construction disputes or exploring trails
A Q&A on how COVID-19 is Affecting One Texas Firm
Houston appellate attorney Jeff Nobles on working from home
How Firms Are Communicating to Their Clients About COVID-19
Two Texas attorneys weigh in
Austin Mourns Passing of Phil Durst
‘Texas Treasure’ Dies at Age 63
Z-man May Have 40 Pre-trial Quirks, But He Wouldn't Trade Law for Anything
Discovery with John Zavitsanos
'I'm in the Right Place'
How Laura Brown found her niche handling birth injury cases
Force for Nature
Bill Jackson has taken on cases involving Agent Orange and the Deepwater spill; this one is bigger
Strike Force
Dawn Estes tears it up, both at her women-owned powerhouse and with the band
Instrument of Change
Benjamin L. Hall III believes in the power of the written word—and the pen that creates it
'In Different Shoes'
Five Texas women follow the ‘path through the jungle’ carved by predecessors like Sandra Day O’Connor
Helping Them Upward
For Michael Rodriguez, that goes for clients and community
If You Can't Find T-Scan at the Office, Check the Slopes
Discovery with Thomas Scannell
Conversation Starter
Karen Gross is carving out an online space where kids can learn to agree to disagree—with civility
Promoting Pro Bono
Philip Vickers inspires colleagues to help others move forward in life
If You Spot Audrey Chang at the City Hall Reflection Pool, it's Been a Good Day
Local Counsel with Audrey M. Chang
Wearing the White Hat
Former Marine K. Knox Nunnally still works toward the greater good
The Value of Heritage
Kari Konikowski Blackman’s family found its American dream; now she helps others in their search