About Alison Macor
A former film critic, Alison Macor has been working as a freelance writer and editor for more than 30 years. She’s followed filmmakers to Sundance and shadowed top breast cancer surgeons and trial lawyers. She’s written for Texas Monthly, Vogue Knitting, Thomson Reuters, and Humanities Texas, to name just a few. Alison also holds a Ph.D. in film history and is the author of four non-fiction books, including the forthcoming Hair Down, Claws Out: George Cukor and the Making of The Women (University of Texas Press). She lives in Austin.
Articles written by Alison Macor
Les is More
The Mystery of the Week is “How does Les Weisbrod find time for everything he does?”When Les Weisbrod ran for the position of parliamentarian of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA) in 2003, he campaigned under the slogan “Les Does More.” He wasn’t kidding. This is a guy with a full plate. This past July, following the usual path for officers, Weisbrod assumed the role of treasurer. He also serves on the ATLA’s board of governors and is a member of the organization’s executive committee and chair of the membership committee. He’s also …
The Dark Knight
Holy transactions and litigation! Steve Stodghill comes to the rescue for all his famous clientsSteve Stodghill is an unlikely comic-book geek. The affable 42-year-old litigator, a principal in the Dallas office of Fish & Richardson and attorney to Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, is recounting one of his favorite moments from DC Comics’ 1997 re-launch of the Justice League of America series. “There’s a plotline where these martians take over the earth,” Stodghill explains. “The head martian has captured the whole Justice League, except Batman. He’s got …
Find top lawyers with confidence
The Super Lawyers patented selection process is peer influenced and research driven, selecting the top 5% of attorneys to the Super Lawyers lists each year. We know lawyers and make it easy to connect with them.
Find a lawyer near you