About Rose Nisker

How Daralyn Durie and high-tech clients like Google are shaping the future of copyright law

How Kathryn Doi’s penchant for wading through regulations helped save dental coverage for millions of Californians

Divorce lawyer Esther Lerner makes it her business to see that kids don’t get caught in the crossfire

Mindy Ross says the human issues are the same, even if the client is named Sean Penn

To Susan Popik, insurance law is riveting stuff

That’s Linda L. Addison, the daughter of Holocaust survivors and current leader at Fulbright & Jaworski

Pamela Duffy loves San Francisco, which makes sense—she’s behind some of its most successful developments

Timothy Tosta was given two years to live … 19 years ago

After a stint in the ultra-intense U.S. attorney’s office, nothing fazes criminal defense lawyer David Willingham

Few lawyers do more to advocate for the rights of children than Andrea Heyn

Gail Title knows, and she fights to protect the authors’ rights

With an affinity for language, mergers and acquisitions, Laura Stein globalizes the Clorox brand

How Robert Gordon went from a farm commune to Safeway Inc.

Houston neighbors Scott Atlas and Stanley Schneider run their own personal innocence project

Meet Michelle Banks, counsel to Gap Inc. 

Diana Richmond works to connect new ideas of family with old ideas of family law

Robert Brewer has had more than one case of a lifetime

Nina Shaw helped found one of Hollywood's most important law firms

Greg Westfall sings the stories—and saves the lives—of society's rabble        

Nanci Clarence wants you to see the good she sees in people        

Alexis Neely brings the Rockefeller treatment to the common guy        

After Dennis Schoville survived a bullet to the head, anything was possible  

A new class of younger female attorneys is upending the Texas legal world

Nikkee Espree — Mehaffy Weber        

Stacy Phillips’ reading includes complex financial documents and iffy national gossip rags

Liberal Cristina Arguedas fights for those downtrodden, underdog corporate honchos

Richard Greene built a law firm and a cultural institution in one

David Glass is a whole new kind of family lawyer

Fred Baron became a big guy by never forsaking the little guy

Lisa Blue is revolutionizing how lawyers see juries

For Texas’ No. 1 power couple, it’s just an old-fashioned love song

Nancy Hersh fights for women’s health

Marc Van Der Hout opens doors for immigrants

Orly Degani wants to speed up the evolution of animal rights

“My, my, my, what an eager little mind,” said Rosalind of Jan

Charla Aldous finds her way to big-money cases by listening to her heart

Dan Higgins, who almost lost his legs in Vietnam, knows health care from the inside out

Assistant San Francisco D.A. Paul Henderson charms his juries into submission