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Leslie O’Neal on the moral imperative of pro bono work

A life lived outdoors has prompted Savannah’s Glen Darbyshire to help protect …

Georgia attorneys give their advice

How Steve Sidman serves his celebrity-chef clients

Joseph Beck’s book is more than just family history

Marvin Solomiany is a family law attorney with a fascinating family history

Allegra Lawrence-Hardy was mentored by some of the biggest names in Georgia law; she’s …

Linley Jones represents the ultimate “little guy”—someone who wants to sue a lawyer

An oral history of the first group of female attorneys in North Carolina in the 1970s

An oral history of the first group of female attorneys in Georgia in the 1970s

‘Talk to no one except Edward T.M. Garland!’

When breaking up is hard to do, Randy Kessler is the man to see

Richard Horder represents developers, protects gorillas and searches for common ground

Why William B. Hill Jr. talks to Juanita

James Butler is as prepared as Winston Churchill and as down-to-earth as Atticus Finch

Lawton Jordan grew up at Camp David. So why is he disillusioned with politics?

Meet the seersuckersuit-wearing, hot-dog-eating, huge-fee-charging Summerville lawyer who may …

Gayle Abramson Csehy talks about that case, and the case for which she'd …

Richard Mithoff “just goes down to the courthouse and does it”

Malik Cutlar’s route to the law was a paper route

Don Keenan almost gave up on the law because he stopped caring; now he cares so much he often …