About Jenny Burman

The founders of Hepburn Hernandez & Jung do what they love: trials 

Diane Menashe has a knack for enlisting people to lend a hand—especially to those in the criminal justice system

Michael Bracamontes fights for families in danger of being evicted

Ilona Antonyan keeps defying expectations

Guy Gruppie had the best job in the world: sports reporter; then he got a better one

How Kent Wicker helped three Kentucky sisters land their rightful inheritance

How a group of local attorneys launched an organization to help the homeless 

How Lorraine D’Alessio went from international model to immigration attorney

If Jeff Spangler isn’t advising banking clients, he’s most likely out checking his hives

How the Louisville attorney worked his passions for civil rights and building into a community-based real estate practice

Elizabeth Copeland spearheaded a program to help low-income taxpayers stand up to the IRS

Janet Gilligan Abaray is all about doing the research, learning the science, then visualizing how the pieces of a case will come together

Susan Wheatley likes things organized—in estate plans or stanzas

Gulfport lawyer Teri Wyly looks after the land, come hurricane or oily water

Cincinnati litigator Carolyn Taggart takes the sting out of facts that might trip up a jury

For her work in his defense, one client gave malpractice attorney Susan Blasik-Miller a sword as a thank you gift