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Articles Written by Erin Gulden

An Ocean of Experience

Nevada's Miranda Du knows the value of education

A Song for Justice O’Connor

Brett Busby clerked—and played violin—for the Supreme Court

How a Mysterious Stranger Changed Yolanda Garcia’s Life

A classroom visitor supplied the key to a college education

Rehabbing the System

Jim Grossman fights for the disabled and the organizations that help them

The Lawyer Is IN

Family law attorney John Karanian was once a shrink for the CIA

Sticks, Kicks and Suits

Whether he's sparring in the dojo or the courtroom, Craig Andrews plays to win

Marathon Man

Harvey Levine goes the distance

The Advocate

A battle with cancer brings Judith Todd closer to her clients

Selma Bound

Who says you can't go home again? Not Terri Sewell.

Gimme Shelter

Carol Stewart finds homes for canines and humansJudy Crittenden doesn't take no for an answer

The Redoubtable Ms. Crittenden

Judy Crittenden doesn't take no for an answer

The Accidental Lawyer

The law chose George Cauthen; now he chooses to give back

Ice Capades

How Paul Bourdeau helped grow the sport of women’s hockey, two players at a time

In the Middle of History

With a half-century of experience, Jack Middleton knows what he’s doing

The Compassion of Brownrigg

When Nebraska lawyers need help, they turn to John Brownrigg

First Lady

Linda Lea Viken helped pave the way for South Dakota women in law

Call of the Wild

Critters brought North Dakota’s Wick Corwin into law. Now he is returning the favor

A Man for All Religions

Kelly Shackelford fights for people of faith

The Lawyer Who Takes Your Temperature

Gretchen Colter moonlights as a nurse

A Change is Gonna Come

It was the law or the cloth. Ernest Calderón knows he made the right choice

The Man Behind the Camera

Michael Rader wants you to be informed on Middle East issues

Man Around Town

Thomas Bodkin enjoys life and work in small-town Indiana

Ms. Pence Comes From Washington

Linda Pence has been a top Indiana attorney since earning her stripes at the DOJ

The Supreme Thrill

These six attorneys argued cases before the U.S. Supreme Court

The Son Also Rises

Robert Kerrigan has gone from errand boy to name partner at his father’s firm

Attorney By Day, Blogger By Night

Ernie Svenson’s double life

The Disgraces of Death Row

Neal Walker brings justice to what he calls an unjust system

My Son, the Non-Doctor

Michael Guanzon shames his family by becoming a lawyer

Risky Business

Sunah Park went from being an entrepreneur to advocating for entrepreneurs

Lady Justice

Linda Balisle just wanted a part-time job; she wound up making new law

A Valuable Deduction

Tax attorney Eric Rothenberg invests in big-screen success

Assisting the Asylees

Nancy Wolf realizes that for some, the U.S. is home; for others, it is a safe haven

Seeing Red

Scott Borene spends his days wrapped from head-to-toe in red tape

Good Wil Hunting

Wil Fluegel, is hard to find, but worth the effort

Twins' Peak

Jonathan and David Wolfe grew up sharing everything from a face to a fraternity. Now they share their firm’s future