About Alison Macor

Looking at the different types, what they require, and other immigration legal tips

Seven perennial Texas Super Lawyers listees reflect on the last 20 years

A personal tragedy prompted Janice Langbehn to find her voice

How Soulmaz Taghavi’s connections with immigrants shaped her pathway to the law

Jack Siegel repped his biggest client—Mom—against CVS

Artists, galleries and more make up Sammetria Goodson’s practice

Former Judge Marilea Lewis believes in strength—and also in being nice

Texas attorneys who switched from prosecution to defense talk about what stays the same: getting the job done

Dallas litigator Victor Vital makes it his business to parachute into cases and stick the landing with juries

Anne Bibeau’s budding hemp practice

A dodgeball fundraiser is just one of the ways David Gail gives back

A role in Inherit the Wind set theater kid Danielle Hatchitt on a path that led to the law

Cara Parmigiani pulls the strings of a traditional general practice

For 20 years, Melinda Singer was the Evel Knievel of family law attorneys

Dawn Estes tears it up, both at her women-owned powerhouse and with the band

Karen Gross is carving out an online space where kids can learn to agree to disagree—with civility

The Houston attorney’s talents include a strong work ethic, natural connection with juries, technological savvy, deep faith, photographic memory—and even acting chops

These are the words that get Sujata Ajmera out of bed every morning

The appellate attorney helps shape the law—and sometimes ‘translates’ it for judges

Arnold Shokouhi made the journey from revolutionary Iran to Cowboys Stadium

How John Warren went from sweeping construction sites to representing builders in court

An oral history with a half-dozen attorneys who got their start back when a lawyer could cut his or (occasionally) her teeth on trials

Gary Udashen leads the way to help Texas’ wrongfully imprisoned

Dick DeGuerin doesn’t sidestep reality when he represents clients like accused murderer/millionaire Robert Durst

Jane Snoddy Smith handles complex, high-stakes real estate transactions—without the high anxiety

As a kid, Tai C. Tran mapped buildings; now he puts buildings on maps

The business litigator has suited up for clients ranging from Blockbuster to Playboy

They’re all Kerrisa Chelkowski, whose anxious parents bought her a black cowboy hat when she switched from prosecuting accused criminals to defending them

The intellectual property litigator didn’t let neighborhood gangs or a naysaying teacher derail her dreams

Lynn Kamin entered family law and made it her own

Toby Cole advocates for personal injury clients by being himself in the courtroom

Ophelia Camiña entered law school on a lark, but her success has been far from a fluke

Catherine Robb brings her famous family's spirit to a new generation

Rogge Dunn sees art where others see only advertising

The Mystery of the Week is “How does Les Weisbrod find time for everything he does?”

Holy transactions and litigation! Steve Stodghill comes to the rescue for all his famous clients