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He founded Mercury Sky Records for local singer-songwriters
How cannabis lawyer Paul Josephson scored a front-row seat to a $13B piece of infrastructure
Lawyer and Profundo Bono ensemble player Kiadii Harmon counts Moby Dick as a theater credit, and Judge Robert B. Young as a friend
When employment law litigation gets a little rocky, Cherie Blackburn goes for a climb
Lena Laurenzo carries on the spirit of her famous restaurateur-grandmother, Mama Ninfa
After stymieing Kanye West’s bid to run for president in New Jersey, Scott Salmon wonders, does anybody make real petitions anymore?
After 14 books and 40 years in the law, the bestselling author is still going strong
Ariel Roberson went from pro soccer player to business litigator and children’s book publisher
Your first line of defense against debt-collection scams is knowing your debt top to bottom
Almost a decade before the pandemic forced America’s students into virtual school, Granville Templeton’s education-tech startup saw the future
Cincinnati lawyers Michael Lyon and son Joseph Lyon share a practice area, but on different sides of the aisle
And on Letterman, at Miramax films, and now on a podcast, that somebody is Nick Gansner
Can the constitutional right to vote be taken away?
Maryland children are still entitled to a free, appropriate education
Fred Brewington combats the costs of unequal voting access: hopelessness, hatefulness and helplessness
Great Lakes Legal Group was born of, and defined by, a tight relationship
Entertainment lawyer Ashley Yeargan on her days interning for David E. Kelley and John Wells
She's using her law career to advocate for her health care peers
What better time than now for some binge-watch recommendations?
With the law changing every day, Barry Greenberg and his team created an online crisis-response center—in one day
As Covid-19 numbers rise in New Jersey, Brian Neary argues for release of pretrial defendants with underlying conditions
Health care attorney Adam Balick weighs in on how COVID-19 is impacting his clients and practice
Mari Newman got into civil rights law to fight for those who need her most—like Diana Sanchez
Jo Hackl finds a way to balance, and succeed, in both pursuits
Serial made Robert DiCello famous, but it was his case against East Cleveland that made history
A few reasons Los Angeles startups might want legal advice instead
Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a cinematic 2018—but she’s been starring in our pages for a while
After a battle with cancer, John E. Keefe Jr. is using his experience to help protect other lawyers
Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey’s new podcast delves into the stories, mistakes and risks of notable court cases
North Carolina, entertainment attorney Alonzo McAlpine Alston says you’re the next hotbed for entertainment
Lawyer-photographer Leslie Billman went from snapping still lifes to capturing the world’s most dynamic athletes
Wayne Drinkwater and Luther T. Munford recall clerking at the U.S. Supreme Court
What tax attorney Caroline Ciraolo learned at the DOJ
How New York youths can exercise their First Amendment rights
Bernadette Catalana and Kelly Odorisi have a singular mission: empower women lawyers to opt in
Lewis Tesser’s book of his father’s World War II photos is now in the National Archives
Rochester lawyers Bernadette Catalana and Kelly Odorisi get candid about women and the law
When disaster strikes, this Tampa lawyer helps victims stake their claims
How Karra Porter’s viral client led to a pro bono initiative and a 22-year-old cold case
Before finding the law, Rachael Anna traveled the world and played pro soccer
AAML President Madeline Marzano-Lesnevich on assisted reproductive techniques and the new House tax bill
As lawyer John Cord and his wife, Kelly, were working their way through their bucket list, they decided it was time to open their doors to a foster child
The business litigator turns on the inspiration both in front of juries and on the pages of her novels
Sports lawyer Irwin Kishner’s highlight reel includes developing the country’s first regional sports network
Banafsheh Violet Nazari survived the Iran-Iraq War to represent the marginalized in employment law
You don’t need a game show to find her—just check out her travel blog
When the FBI came looking for The Clinton Foundation’s servers, Platte River Networks went looking for Ken Eichner
From reality TV projects to a matchmaking app to her own body-products line, Vikki Ziegler is always creating
Ninety-four, to be exact, in President Donald Trump’s graduating class at New York Military Academy. Baltimore’s Paul Bekman was one of them
Stueve Siegel Hanson’s Patrick Stueve on his starring role in Bezich v. The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Brian Kaveney called on his Marine Corps training to build Armstrong Teasdale’s security clearance practice from scratch
Lisa and David Riggs devote much of their time to protecting the environment
How CEO training and a sense of humor helped Monica Richman build a fashion IP practice
Three attorneys who wrote—or were mentioned in—published books share their storie
Bari Weinberger’s consumer-friendly family law books are written for everyday people
From paralegal to partner to president—and now principal at Benzo Law—it’s been a steady climb for Tracee R. Benzo
Tin Fulton Walker & Owen’s Katy Lewis Parker reflects on six years as legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina
Did Claudia Ribet’s bicycle accident turn her into a better lawyer or just a better Californian?
Before same-sex marriage was the law of the land, business litigator Robbie Kaplan became a hero of the movement
Why scientific misconduct lawyer Barry Nelson Covert knows more about space dust than you do
Tammy B. Georgelas talks science, tech and the beauty of a four-digit bar number
Does Trevor Potter look familiar? The Caplin & Drysdale lawyer helped Stephen Colbert’s “Americans For A Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow” Super PAC navigate federal election law
Trial attorneys get to build cases. Gentry Locke appellate lawyer Monica T. Monday delights in slipping on doctor’s gloves to dissect them
Amy Sara Cores knows when to hold ’em and fold ’em in family law cases, but international kidnapping cases weigh heavily
How T. Mills Fleming gave the Lucas a sequel
For the James, McElroy & Diehl lawyer, there’s nothing like the lure of a government investigation—unless it’s rainbow trout
In the wake of the Ferguson protests, Saint Louis University’s legal clinics take on long-simmering issues
James Constable, the fifth generation of Constables to practice law in Maryland, tells us about his passion for preserving land, growing up in the country, and that time his great-great uncle almost clobbered a U.S. president
Darcie R. Brault embodies the Midwestern qualities of Michigan’s labor and employment bar
Insurance coverage attorney Lee M. Hall on contracts, the happy side of failing, and why she knows West Virginia’s golf courses better than you do
What’s the secret to mediator Yvonne Takvorian Saville’s success? Letting everyone have their say
Dornbaum & Peregoy immigration lawyer Kathleen Peregoy on the evolution of American business, and navigating the changing landscape of global mobility
How the courtroom duo of Dustin and Dennis Burrows overcome the latter’s failing eyesight
It didn’t take a message in a bottle for M. Hamilton “Tony” Whitman Jr. to grow up to be a maritime lawyer. Instead, it was sailing on the Chesapeake Bay as a boy and, later, serving time in the Navy
Thad Dameris’ phone started to ring after the Costa Concordia ran aground in Italy
IP attorney and hydrologist Alana Fuierer of Heslin Rothenberg is on the cutting edge of cleantech
In her personal injury, employment and surrogacy/adoption practices, Colleen Quinn’s mantra rings clear
Anthony Pope on the murder trial he had no business trying, working the Newark narcotics beat, and casting calls with Sidney Lumet
Appellate lawyer Ryan Clinton helped make Austin one of the country’s most animal-friendly cities
Genevievette Walker-Lightfoot had evidence in 2004 that Bernie Madoff was committing fraud; no one listened
Bankruptcy lawyer Cynthia F. Grimes doesn’t practice happy law, but she’s perfectly content with that
Charles Joseph Cronan IV on Nos. I, II and III; the beginning of health care law; and how a boyhood love for fire engines led him to a game-changing case
A phone call to chasten legal pundits catapulted the criminal defense attorney onto national TV
Idaho attorney Bill Mauk relocated his practice to New York City for six months to be a part of the biggest pro bono effort in history
Thomas Hurney Jr.’s thriving practice is part of a family legal tradition
A college friendship with Brian Piccolo led David Zacks into lifelong pro bono work for the American Cancer Society
Former nurse Marilena DiSilvio’s heart is with doctors, hospitals and care providers
Wichita’s Randy Rathbun left the farm to become one of the state’s foremost environmental litigators
Three attorneys reflect on how they helped victims of 9/11 through Trial Lawyers Care
Geoff Grindeland saved lives as a naval aviator; now he saves the day for pilots in court
Workers’ comp lawyer Benjamin Boscolo represents plumbers, bus drivers and Baltimore Ravens
Gayla Crain wanted to work at a new kind of law firm, so she went and helped build it
Former insurance defense lawyer and shoe salesman Robert Clayton finds his niche on the plaintiff side
If you need his services, something has gone terribly wrong
Utahan John Pearce's travels abroad taught him to be grateful for freedoms at home
The pressure on immigration lawyer Elena Park
When Marina Solo arrived in America 16 years ago, religious freedoms, and Halloween, were foreign concepts