Profile: Jesse Chrisp Small-town lawyer succeeds through diligent studies and a passion for taking down Goliaths Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2019 May
Profile: P. Bobby Shukla Indian-Brazilian immigrant overcomes barriers to establish herself as a top advocate in employment law Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2018 June
Life as a defense attorney and the transformation to representing plaintiffs Finding the human element in the practice of tort law Jeremy Jessup From Issue: 2017 January
Profile: Shaana Rahman Trial lawyer pays her dues, makes her own success and shows others the way Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2014 October
Trials and tribulations: A profile of Oakland trial lawyer J. Gary Gwilliam A childhood of hard times leads to a life of alcohol abuse until a spiritual awakening changes this hard-charging plaintiff's lawyer Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2008 April
The judge who indicted a dictator A landmark film reveals the overturning of Augusto Pinochet’s reign by a Chilean judge Michele Magar From Issue: 2008 June
Profile: Rick Baskin Trial lawyer helps people shake the blues before he hits the stage to play them Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2019 January
Profile: Anne Costin Employment law specialist, she fosters a nontraditional relationship with clients as she continues to fight for them as a solo practitioner Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2017 January
Profile: Frank Pitre Be true to yourself, work hard, persevere – and stay out of the fruit and vegetable business Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2014 December
Why I Love Being a Lawyer Danielle’s story: Trial lawyers never know how they might touch a life John Hullverson From Issue: 2012 March
The Southern Poverty Law Center©: A cause for all seasons The plaintiff is tolerance Rick Friedling From Issue: 2009 August
Small town lawyers who beat the blues There is truly “life outside the big city.” Six attorneys tell their stories Geraldine Lewis From Issue: 2008 July
