New Mexico Super Lawyers Articles

A stroke forced Margaret Moses Branch to walk in the shoes of her med-mal clients

John B. Draper faces down a water law tsunami

Discovery with Jeremy Worley

For master mediator and avid fly fisherman Paul Bardacke, timing and preparation are everything

Briggs Cheney on how he got sober

The Albuquerque attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood

Handy legal technologies

The Albuquerque-based civil rights and police civil liability defense attorney with Robles, Rael & Anaya shares her family’s law enforcement history, what interests her about immigration law, and her favorite pickup line from Dumb & Dumber.

Lorena Olmos, of Modrall Sperling in Albuquerque, on taking cold calls from employment law clients, tailoring her courtroom strategy and getting in on the crazy

The American Immigration Lawyers Association comes to the aid of families targeted for deportation

Richard W. Hughes of Rothstein, Donatelli, Hughes, Dahlstrom, Schoenburg & Bienvenu in Santa Fe shares his thoughts on Indian law, the Peter MacDonald case, and getting a legal services job before he had his law degree

Over the course of her 27-year career, from construction to employment to insurance to lobbying law, Ann Maloney Conway of Keleher & McLeod in Albuquerque has loved anything that gets her into the courtroom

What the Rodey, Dickason, Sloan, Akin & Robb attorney gets out of his real estate practice

Lynn Slade does and has made it his life’s work to understand Indian law

Sarah Singleton leaves her phone on

Personal injury stalwart Randi McGinn forces corporate change        

Paul Frye wins big for the Navajo Nation  

From accused spies to Gitmo detainees, criminal defense lawyer Nancy Hollander takes the cases nobody else wants