Super Lawyers Articles

How Steve Emmert found his nicheFeaturing L. Steven Emmert

How Soulmaz Taghavi’s connections with immigrants shaped her pathway to the lawFeaturing Soulmaz Taghavi

It’s just one of the lessons Geoffrey Brown learned during his tour of duty in BosniaFeaturing Geoffrey C. Brown

When it comes to Warrenton, Marie Washington can’t say—or do—enoughFeaturing Marie Washington

Jeffery Robinette’s racing car gives a nod to his Airborne serviceFeaturing Jeffery L. Robinette

From Goliath companies to establishment politicians, Marguerite Willis comes ready for battleFeaturing Marguerite S. Willis

For Keith Munson’s money, it’s Aaron Burr's 1807 treason trialFeaturing Keith D. Munson

Sam Outten had a plan for cross-examination, then gave it awayFeaturing Samuel W. Outten

Mullins McLeod left no stone unturned when a former mayor was murderedFeaturing W. Mullins McLeod, Jr.

After working construction, long legal days aren’t so tough for John CrawfordFeaturing John T. Crawford, Jr.

The hug-worthy way in which Rick Morgan serves the citizens of ColumbiaFeaturing Richard J. Morgan

How Annie Andrews led reform of the Charleston County Juvenile Detention CenterFeaturing Annie E. Andrews

Christopher Mills reflects on his clerkship with Justice Clarence ThomasFeaturing Christopher Mills

Attorney Joanne O’Connor explains why the town turned him downFeaturing Joanne M. O'Connor

Five attorneys tell their stories of immigrating to the U.S.Featuring Jazmin Alagha, …

How Judy Dworkin’s Indian law practice led her to the tribal court benchFeaturing Judith M. Dworkin

Discovery with Amy Levine HeisermanFeaturing Amy Levine Heiserman

Julia Yoo represents the female prisoners and others society has written off Featuring Julia Yoo