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How to do it, with help from an estate planning attorney
The LA Lawyers Philharmonic measures time by the director’s beat rather than in six-minute increments
A New York City primer on Duty to Retreat vs. Stand Your Ground
Legal tips for when a workplace injury leads to workers’ comp
An oral history of lawyers who began practicing law more than 50 years ago, and are still at it today
How Kristi Anderson Wells’ life as a Ford model paved the way to a successful family law practice
Dan Gustafson doesn’t shy away from representing society’s biggest pariahs
Nancy Elkind on the dysfunction of U.S. immigration policy
Ardell Skow has spent 50 years taking personal injury cases in northwestern Wisconsin
Tragedy inspired nonprofit law attorney Karen Leaffer to provide community service and disaster relief
Employment defense attorney Samantha N. Hoffman, scion of a surfing clan, on gender-plus discrimination cases
How Gregory L. Bentley and Inner City Law Center helped tenants who didn’t know their rights—or that they had any
Med mal attorney Duane M. Fiedler strives to even the playing field—in the courts and on the court
Labe Richman’s monologue benefits the Immigrant Defense Project
Brian Kabateck’s grandparents survived the Armenian genocide; now he represents the descendants of those who didn’t
After Marjan Shansab’s harrowing escape from Afghanistan, nothing seemed impossible
After seven years and about $2.5 million, Sarah Teachout helps to free two innocent men
Brian Goodman has fun every summer with Gilbert and Sullivan
After more than $250 million in wins, Ray Thomas found he was missing something—and it wasn’t success
Robert T. Franklin is a maniac for Baltimore sports memorabilia and die-cast model trucks
Patriotic clichés are easy to spout. But for three young Los Angeles-area attorneys, immigration to this country really did grant them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
His clients — from Big Tobacco to nuclear weapons plants — aren’t always popular, but no matter: David Bernick knows how to win over a jury