About Stan Sinberg

Barbara, Therese and Maria Lawless followed in their father’s footsteps—and stuck together 

Bob Moore once caught passes from Kenny Stabler; now his wins take place in the courtroom

John “Mickey” McGuire walks the talk after fires and earthquakes

An international network headed up by Charles Kagay arms boutique firms with more firepower

The Sacramento attorney says it’s all about the people you meet along the way

Mark Holcomb: the tax attorney who saved the day for Expedia

From Miranda to Booker: 40 years of historic and hilarious moments clerking for the U.S. Supreme Court

An oral history of local lawyers who clerked in the rarefied chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court, for justices ranging from William O. Douglas to Stephen Breyer

The back-and-forth of John C. Taylor and David Ring

An oral history of attorneys who remember wearing fedoras and watch fobs, hopping the “C” train to the office, and triumphantly negotiating a salary of $9,000. A year.

Antitrust attorney Bruce Simon has gotten ‘in the heads’ of Archer Daniels Midland, Anheuser-Busch and international cartels—but he says there’s no need to be nasty

Bankruptcy boutique Felderstein Fitzgerald Willoughby & Pascuzzi plays well—and fights well—with others

How Stephen C. Neal got the troubled financier (almost) off the hook

Tampa bankruptcy lawyer Roberta Colton is always there for clients—even if they need an airplane moved in the dead of night

Ann E. Evanko solves employment law problems and mentors the next generation

How Eric Havian became a ‘giant-killer’

Edits, edits, edits … then more edits

Business litigator James Burke calmly calls the shots—even when a presidential election is at stake

Laurence Wilson guides Yelp through its early twists and turns

So believes William Gagen, even though his clients sometimes do terrible things

Albert Dotson Jr. reshapes landscapes—and young lives while he’s at it

Robert Josefsberg’s secret to courtroom success: Keep it simple

Rahul Ravipudi digs in for consumers and wins on a huge scale

Drew Hansen was a lock-down defender on the court at the University of Utah, and is one again at Arent Fox

In court or on the bike path, trial lawyer Jeff Tilden stays at the top of his game

Ellen Fitzsimmons works to modernize CSX

Abused women have a friend in the former Greenbaum partner and recently appointed judge

How Marshall Grossman parlayed a $5 overcharge into a powerhouse career

Cliff Rankin deftly handles the Shaw Group’s legal dealings 

Chris Dolan's cases are a real-life Streets of San Francisco

Chris Searcy goes to battle for accident victims

D. Leon Ashford credits the legendary football coach for a career in law

Mark Geragos is on the front page as often as his high-profile clients

David Keltner expands the law to new frontiers        

When Milton Hirsch isn't churning out legal thrillers, he's championing the unjustly imprisoned  

Allen Ruby's early training in the ring (and we're not talking Wagner here) prepared him for the fight  

Bennet Zurofsky sings the praises of the labor movement—literally

Even Tom Girardi depends on the kindness of strangers

Plumbers’ pensions were down the drain till Stephen English taught their scheming fund managers a thing or two

What kind of weirdo likes justice more than money? Meet Brad Seligman

At first glance, Barry Melton appears to be a “Fish” out of water

If the town has to burn down for justice to be done, that’s a risk Roy Black is willing to take

Connected? Kohner’s pals and his family helped propel him to success

Sorrell Trope gets the worm (and Nicole Kidman, Cary Grant, etc.)

Eva Jefferson Paterson is the underdog’s best friend

Willie Gary's real life out-Horatio-Algiers even the most imaginative character from fiction

Want to jump-start your career? Get fired by Michael Jackson

Rumors of his client's death have been greatly exaggerated

He’s always seemed to lead several lives. These days, one of those is as an author of popular thrillers

In addition to coming out on top in court, Siegel tops the best-seller lists