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Playing By Heart
Victoria Vreeland has made a career of championing the powerless
Incubating Success
Stan Perkins helps legal entrepreneurs find their footing—while helping those who can’t afford a lawyer
If I Could Change One Thing About Immigration Policy
Three lawyers submit to direct questioning
Making Connections
Jeffrey Beaver has always brought people together; now he’s helping Sound Transit unite the whole region
Trial by Fire
Starting out as a prosecutor: a brutal workload. And the best job ever
Regular check-ins, respecting videoconference preferences, and other tips for working from home
Longtime work-from-home attorney Venkat Balasubramani offers best practices and a glimpse into a legal world in transition
Seattle Police Officer Claims Camp Cleanup Ruined His Health
Attorney Lincoln Beauregard says the city should have known about the risk of contamination at a homeless encampment
Spokaneâs Elizabeth Tellessen Tells Us Whatâs Good in the Neighborhood
Local Counsel with Elizabeth Tellessen
The Worker's Warrior
Scott Blankenship wants employment cases that are bigger than one lawsuit
Standing Her Ground
Karen Koehler lands a $123 million verdict against Ride the Ducks
Don't Try to Tell Elizabeth Crouse Tax Law Isn't Fun
Discovery with Elizabeth Crouse
Above Reproach
Why James Williams came to mind when the ACLU needed someone to spearhead a major access-to-justice case
Call of Duty
Seattle litigator John Devlin makes sure the needs of Rangers and their families don’t get overlooked
Dan Dunne Takes ont he NRA
The litigator has defended the city of Seattle twice, pro bono, against challenges by gun-rights organizations
Eventing Planner
Seattle litigator Kevin Baumgardner finds the secret to stress relief—on horseback
Court: Stepfather still a dad after divorce
Seattle attorney Matthew Bergman argued that the parent-child relationship—not the parents’ split-up—is what counts
Mix Masters
In appellate law and jazz, Ken Masters lives up to his name
The Many Lives of Janet George
The onetime blackjack dealer, pilot and prosecutor brings a lot—especially empathy—to the family law table