About Adrienne Schofhauser

Columbia student Andrea Johnson led a Care-A-Van to Native American tribal lands

Parna Mehrbani enjoys the free flow of ideas in intellectual property law

David Stern and Robert Pfister help same-sex couples with that ‘richer or poorer’ vow

Robert M. Howard’s battle to continue a Fourth of July tradition

How Neil Armstrong drove Michael Corso from aeronautics to the law

When the choice is win, place or show, Christina Vassiliou Harvey opts for win-win

Patricia G. Griffith, a Lady Bulldog at UGA, is also a bulldog in court

The 3-dimensional career of intellectual property attorney Christopher Carani

Andrew Zashin: Reminiscing About Robert Zashin

Lisa Orlando Pays Tribute to Suellen Oswald

Andrea Johnson finds a way to help the needy

Larry Katzenstein, of St. Louis’ Thompson Coburn, on the joy of helping charities help society, making estate planning clients feel at ease, and conducting the St. Louis Symphony

Former migrant worker Cirilo Martinez is determined to help immigrants

Helping foreign professionals realize their American dreams

Heidi Timken and Marvin Starr

Therese and Barbara Lawless

A talent for argument—along with Agatha Christie—brought Kelly J.C. Gallinger to the law

How Susan Brewer landed at the helm of a major law firm

Rebecca Ringer’s battles for justice began with Sadie Hawkins Day

Prineet Sharma makes sure land-takings are fair to all

A Jacksonville lawyer takes on the state of Florida—and wins

LaShawnda Jackson and J. Scott Kirk

Harley Riedel and Don Stichter

Kelly Chang Rickert on being the girl who’s blindfolded with the justice scales

Nikitas Moustakas can draft leases, handle real estate transactions and make spaghetti for hundreds

Mitchell J. Makowicz Jr.’s fight for the right to bring his laptop to court

When can a Texas school ban religious proselytizing on its grounds?

Howard Krepack tries to keep L.A. roads safe for bicyclists

Chicago attorney Matthew Piers is a big defender of the U.S. Constitution

How a Columbus business attorney made the most of her second chance

Scott Bratton and his fight to keep the president’s relative from being deported

Aisha Braveboy is both lawyer and delegate

Brothers Pat and Greg Gill Jr. bring gridiron intensity to their family-owned firm

An employment law attorney crosses the globe to tackle injustice

Dylan Cernitz begins and ends his day on the farm—and eases people through sticky divorces in-between

One lawyer’s journey from prosecution to defense

On steam engines, military service, the jury system and the greatest hitter who ever lived

A little night music from IP attorney Jonathan Z. King

She helped level the playing field for women and minorities

Meet the attorney who trademarked the KISS faces and patented Neil Young’s model-train control—and hadn’t even planned to go into law

Wendy Bowden Crowther helps her clients preserve and secure rights to Utah’s water sources

James C. Peterson has balance, clarity and a great finish

Charmaine Chiu looks out for hospitals’ well-being

Anthony Garganese is so good at his job, four cities hired him as their lawyer

After hours, look for David Caldevilla behind the wheel—or the shutter

… It’s time to call in W. Mitchell Cogdill or Christopher M. Davis

Honeywell’s Kate Adams learned a thing or two from those who came before her

Laura Caldera Taylor seems to find extra hours in the day

Construction lawyer Eric Grasberger builds on eco-sensitivity

David Wilson Jr. captures courtroom wins—and breathtaking landscapes

Cary McGehee plays above the rim

But life hasn’t always been smooth pouring for liquor-law expert Kelly Allen

James Korman witnessed political history; now he collects it  

Business attorney by day; rock legend by night

Barbara Duffy's team caters to the needs of the senior health-care industry

Whether it's business or bands, Jim Austin makes things happen

Brenna Legaard keeps her motor running        

Dan O'Leary is at home on the range       

Katherine Hendricks’ clients know their music and literature. She knows how to protect their work