About Betsy Graca

Loyola University Chicago School of Law’s Life After Innocence, the only program of its kind, opened its doors in 2009 for exonerated prisoners struggling to get back on their feet

Clients should listen, because he’s been in their shoes

Montana’s Natasha Prinzing Jones brings compassion and tenacity to civil litigation defense

Florida attorneys pitch in to raise funds—and hope

Three New Jersey attorneys take time out to serve the homeless and the injured

Patent attorney Darin Gibby’s new book poses the question: Why Has America Stopped Inventing?

Second-generation attorney Brent Rosser lets integrity and honesty guide his practice and pro bono work

William Gibbs, Linda Coberly and Richard Levin believe in giving back

Lawyers at Davis Polk & Wardwell activate the firm’s worldwide pro bono initiatives

Why Kirk Obear, a former chief of military justice, works pro bono for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws

Kathleen Wu advocates for diversity in the boardroom and on the tennis court

How a 38-year-old is leading Fish & Richardson’s litigation practice group

Dana Herberholz’s interest in science makes him a perfect match for IP law

Bennett Fidlow brings Hollywood to Richmond

For employment lawyer Perry Smith, songwriting is just a hobby; but that didn’t stop American Idol from calling

Christiane Cargill Kinney gets creative while helping the creative

Eagle Scout Chris J. Williams became the first LEED-certified attorney in the state of Alabama

What advice would you give to young attorneys today?

Super Lawyers asks: What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received?

He’s already had his first one, as a sports reporter. Now he has his second, as a media lawyer

What was the best advice you ever received?

Marco Chayet chose elder law because of a landmark (and personal) case

Ted White and the Boettcher Foundation

After an epiphany at 57, the business/corporate lawyer hit the road

One woman’s journey from respiratory therapy to the law

Criminal defense attorney William Terpening looks to books for insight

Laura Hensley Smith explores the intersection between medicine and law