About Carlos Harrison

Two decades have brought big change—including a Hague custody niche—to Zashin & Rich

Whether uncovering appealable flaws or improving life for foster children, Marcy Hogan Greer infuses her work with passion

To overcome racism, Elaine Johnson James' mother told her, she'd have to work harder than everybody else. She did.

Richard Schulte and Michael Wright represent sexual-abuse victims of former OSU physician Richard Strauss

Airbus’ flying car is just one of the cutting-edge projects Sasha Rao gets to work on 

Jeanne Tate’s life’s work is about bringing parents and children together

Contract lawyer by day, Marc Kaliser raises mixology to a fine art

How Rob Bilott's life became a mission to hold DuPont accountable

This Austin litigator has helped make Texas law—while making life better for abused children

Bill Stark covers all the legal bases for his interactive-entertainment clients

Happily for her clients and the lawyers she’s mentored along the way, Roberta Mandel didn’t take that advice 

When it comes to diversity, Fort Lauderdale firm Kim Vaughan Lerner means business

Amy Emerson hits the ground running, whether she’s taming construction disputes or exploring trails 

Or why you should always bring a stack of boxes to court

Bill Jackson has taken on cases involving Agent Orange and the Deepwater spill; this one is bigger

How Laura Brown found her niche handling birth injury cases

As Frank Scruggs sees it, that is the ministry of his work

Lobbyist Mark Vane shines at persuading lawmakers to change things. Or, sometimes, keep them the same

The Dallas litigator says the pathway to relationship-building is through customer service

Three cases converged to kill Florida’s limits on med-mal awards

The Tampa attorney is a master at keeping bankrupt companies in the game

When the going gets tough in Florida

Everybody hurts sometimes 

The immigration game should not be taken lightly

Spanish-speaking couples headed for divorce court may need an attorney and a translator

How Paul Yetter made a federal case out of the state’s foster-care program

Nick Bettinger spends his free time twisting ‘sculptures’ and delivering smiles

Hoping for the best and planning for the worst in Florida

That’s how Sacramento attorney Shaye Diveley helped deliver an arena for the Kings—and just before the buzzer

Eugene Pettis’ plan to lift others up the ladder

Digital rights and wrongs

His mother’s words inspire Frank Herrera Jr. to help empower the Latino community

Rhonda Hunter started out her career as Della Street—but soon realized she could aim much higher

Plaintiff’s attorney Ted Leopold and a ‘perfect textbook case of corporate greed’

… It’s probably Lynn Tillotson Pinker & Cox, working its magic on a jury

Former judge Deborah Hankinson on access to justice, bringing appeals, and the battle over Prop 12

The Tallahassee attorney for the families of Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin has one goal: proving that black lives matter

Amy Elizabeth Stewart’s favorite things include digging into complex insurance policies, serving as head rainmaker and helping women move out of ‘second chair’

A harp performance at Sandra Day O’Connor’s request came early in a legal career that is hitting all the right notes

Tampa appellate duo Steve Brannock and Celene Humphries smoke Big Tobacco

Office Depot’s Elisa D. Garcia C. makes it her business to know the business

Drew Neville does his homework. And then he does it again

Former Marine Patrick J. McLain has 10 kids and a strong sense of right and wrong

Shannon Ratliff chose politics over ranching, then law over politics

‘Rocky’ Rodriguez was on the front lines of the 2000 presidential recount and the Terri Schiavo controversy

How to practice law in an art gallery

Anywhere near attorney Paul Geller