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Boston construction attorneys discuss what to look for—and look out for
Bullfighting taught Karl Rutledge the art of quick decision-making
Employment and labor attorneys offer advice for businesses
Between Suzie’s estate planning practice, Jay’s DUI defense shop, and three kids, keeping up with the Tiftickjians is no easy task
There are risks and rewards of labor organizations, employment attorneys say
Paul Sinclair’s life and practice are guided by his LDS church principles
Mediation allows all sides to have their say outside the court system
The importance of creating a plan to keep a business going for generations
Colorado attorneys on what it means to be an immigrant practicing law in the U.S.
Civil rights attorneys’ legal advice on this foundational American exercise
Registered nurse Tracey Dellacona now reps patients in med-mal cases
How Sharonda Williams helped save the mayor and overhaul the NOLA police department
Tressa Johnson and Kristy Bennett's employment firm is busier than ever during the pandemic
What New Yorkers can do if someone knowingly puts you at risk of the COVID-19 virus
For more than two decades, Richard Eymann fought the U.S. government on behalf of Hanford downwinders
Tips to understand the legal, cultural and language barriers of partnerships abroad
Getting into the Illinois industry might not be as easy as you think
James Waide is a liberal Vietnam vet, Rachel Waide is a Reagan-loving conservative; together, they are Mississippi's most dynamic legal couple
When it comes to truck accident litigation, Morgan Adams takes the cases others pass by
How parents can advocate for the education of a child with special needs
Benjamin L. Hall III believes in the power of the written word—and the pen that creates it
Estate planning attorneys in California often include digital assets in documents
Foster care advocate Jay Paul Deratany fights injustice in the courtroom and on the stage
The Jacksonville family law attorney draws from her artistic background
Why Lucian Pera’s annual greeting never gets stamped ‘Return to Sender’
Though she keeps some ‘fairy dust’ on hand, her real power lies in listening
Larry Eppley helps clients transform historic buildings into high-end hotels
How civil rights lawyer Dana Kurtz used her legal skills to overcome a family tragedy
What legal issues have arisen in the wake of the Affordable Care Act?
Disciplined for talking too much in school, Kathleen Lang now uses those skills to relate to others in the courtroom
To be a successful child advocate, Megan Watson knows you have to develop long-term relationships
A Christmas epiphany led Doucet & Associates to help people avoid eviction
Memphis lawyer Bruce McMullen connects with juries—and helped bring the Grizzlies to town
California Western School of Law’s Innocence Project tries to ‘put Humpty Dumpty back together’ to free the wrongfully imprisoned
Susan Ford Robertson attacks appellate cases with the same intensity she honed as a competitive cyclist
David M. Cook, son of a steamboat captain, challenges juries to ‘cast the first stone’
George “Corky” Plews has forged much of the state’s environmental and insurance coverage law
Widowed at 28, Judy Hamilton Morse battled her grief by going to law school. Now she’s one of Oklahoma City’s leading litigators
Outspoken and caring, Monica Foster is one of the nation’s foremost death penalty attorneys
From guiding billion-dollar public utility arbitrations to indicting the governor to representing Martin Luther King Jr., the Memphis attorney has done it all
Reggie Whitten’s straightforward style results in multimillion-dollar verdicts against the kinds of companies he used to defend
Birmingham civil defense attorney Mike Atchison believes in treating everyone with dignity
After following in the footsteps of her parents, Ann and Ed, Kathleen DeLaney now leads the way
New Orleans attorney James M. Williams hates to lose and will outwork you to make sure he doesn’t
Mary Nold Larimore treads new ground in her law practice—and her outdoor adventures
Jan Hayden has confirmed bankruptcy plans for casinos, oil companies—and an alligator farm
Defense lawyer Leslie Ballin has seen it all
Jere Beasley has wrangled some of the state's biggest settlements and forced corporate giants to change their ways
From picking cotton to tackling some of the nation’s toughest class action suits, W. James Singleton isn’t afraid of hard work. And he’s never at a loss for words