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Renee Hykel Cuddy went from Boathouse Row to the Beijing Olympics, thanks to some good old-fashioned Philly grit
Before he could succeed, the third-generation lawyer had to stop trying to be his father and grandfather
Six lawyers talk about the unique challenges of being young in a profession that prizes age
Clients often say that to Jeff Nusinov; they’re often wrong
Before leading his firm’s independent investigation into the Freddie Gray killing, Jason Downs shattered superior court success-rate averages as a public defender in D.C.
Pauline Morgan manages the complex traffic of Chapter 11 bankruptcy and corporate restructuring
Meet Gary Leibowitz, who runs a one-stop agent-and-lawyer shop for athlete clients
Six African-American attorneys on rising up in the backyard of Thurgood Marshall—and navigating Baltimore’s legal landscape, before and after Freddie Gray
Thirty years later, Bob Swift’s first-ever human rights class action lawsuit still influences the law
As a nurse, Bobbie Pichini cared for her patients’ physical health. As a lawyer, she aims to put lives back together
Inside the record-setting corporate litigation practice of Delaware’s most well-rounded man
Glen D. Nager is back in the swing of things after his stint as president of the United States Golf Association
Envelopes, arguments, limits—Jeffrey S. Mandel pushes many things, but nothing more than himself