About Harris Meyer

Lisa Kelley credits her mom with her dedication to volunteer work

Gerry Leeseberg knows when to go on the attack and when to rein it in

Persistence and composure serve Richard Mithoff well, in court and on the mountainside

David Perez helped lead the charge to keep Seattle officers from violating protesters’ civil rights

Jaret Davis believes in the power of technology and the ability of humans to work together

Gerald Richman danced at the LBJ White House, escorted Nixon to a swearing-in, fought for Al Gore’s elective life, and jet-setted with an international arms dealer

How John Crabtree got the rideshare giant to repay drivers a “safe-ride” fee 

That’s where Virginia Easley Johnson and her colleagues go to help impoverished communities

But octogenarian Bob Parks doesn’t fight—until he needs to

After 50-mile marches and parachute jumps, former U.S. Army Ranger John Agnew may have been overprepared for courtroom combat

The Miami lawyer’s accomplishments range from spurring prison reform in Georgia to tenaciously defending employer

Jeffrey Warren doesn’t like to talk about himself, but he came through for Steinbrenner, protected Ponzi victims, and his firm won’t let him not be its leader

Maurice Grant makes it his business to boost diversity

How Robert Wayne Pearce stared down personal disaster

Barry Kaplan is a defense lawyer to the bone

The quiet persuasiveness of West Palm Beach business litigator Sid Stubbs

Tacoma attorney Jack Connelly’s long-shot cases have triggered major reforms

From privileged boyhood to impoverished youth to a year as the ABA’s first Hispanic president

Howard Talenfeld is fighting for Florida’s most vulnerable kids

Mark Prothero knows it’s a label that will stick