About Timothy Harper

Ellen Makofsky came to the law late but to elder law early

The famed litigator on trial prep, controlling the witness, and those impeachment hearings

Steven Molo kept moving toward his perfect firm; then he created it

And what an attorney can do to help in New York

The hoops to jump through for a green card in New York

H. Rodgin Cohen looks back at the Great Recession—and guesses where the next banking crisis might come from

Then your family members might be out of luck

Tips for building families in New York

David Paget survived Lower East Side gangs to become New York’s go-to environmental lawyer

Jorden N. “Nick” Pedersen Jr. is on call for civilian contractors killed or injured abroad while on the job for the U.S. government

His greatest hits have one thing in common: a Chris Christie chorus

Getting the deal done and keeping quiet about it, with Marcia L. Goldstein

Remi Spencer doesn’t just play a lawyer on TV

Land use lawyer Diane Whitney is all about common-sense solutions

Betsy Plevan’s career has been based on finding the right fit: for her, for her clients and for a generation of female lawyers

Kevin H. Marino, involved in the Bridgegate and Flash Boys trials, doesn’t believe juries believe ‘innocent until proven guilty’

Rotating careers and keeping true to self launched Don H. Liu

How Kathleen M. Sullivan went from academia to the only female name partner among the 100 largest firms in the country

When representing disabled soldiers, Michael Pasquale never accepts defeat

That’s what Charles Schwab calls his general counsel Carrie Dwyer

How Martin Lipton changed corporate law

Susan Brune represents a new generation of trial lawyers

NBCUniversal’s Rick Cotton works to combat Internet piracy and protect content

Hard work—and a knack for presentation—make Raymond Gill Jr. a courtroom powerhouse

Joshua Stein, one of the first lawyers with a laptop, hangs a shingle midcareer

Julie Jacobs navigates the new media frontier at AOL

Lynn Fontaine Newsome makes partings more peaceful

In junior high, Brian Weinhart sold hair dryers to secretaries; now he makes multimillion-dollar deals

How Gary Naftalis beat Perry Mason, defended Michael Eisner, and sank a shot at Madison Square Garden

His first is Dow Jones

Greg Joseph is the corporate litigator you want answering that 3 a.m. (or 4 a.m.) phone call

Noah Hanft leads the charge at MasterCard

Rachel Robbins, lead lawyer for the World Bank's International Finance Corporation, always knows where her passport is

Angelo Genova goes from coffeehouse crooner to power player

Lon Jacobs helped News Corporation take over The Wall Street Journal and MySpace

Larry Thompson stands behind an iconic American brand        

David Boies looks back at a brilliant career... and a Supreme Court decision that changed a nation

After 9/11, Kenneth Feinberg had to answer that unanswerable question

Joseph Hayden answers the call

Floyd Abrams on the Pentagon Papers, Judith Miller and why clerkships are great (it’s not why you think)

Thanks to Cindy Robinson, victims of child sex abuse find the strength to step forward

Robert Mongeluzzi comes from a long line of people injured on the job­, which is why he fights so hard against workplace negligence

Robert Barnett is a giant in publishing, an expert at presidential debate prep, and just an all-around nice guy

Lewis Libby, in big trouble, knew where to turn