Ruminations on life and 30 years of elder law: Holding the line

Six days into “sheltering at home,” …it is more important than ever to be engaged, joyful, and grateful that we plaintiffs’ attorneys are in service to others by choice

Sanford I. Horowitz

From Issue: 2020 April

Public Justice: Redefining the idea of teamwork in the courtroom

Standing for Truth, and Justice, and the American Way is more than just a catchphrase

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2008 June

Profile: Willie Smith

Pioneer in employment law – and UCLA football star – credits “perseverance” for his 40-year career

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2012 December

Profile: William Green

“[Today], it really has to be a perfect storm of bad things happening in a case for it to go to trial.”

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2015 November

Profile: William Berg

Sole practitioner, shrewd businessman and public servant advises lawyers to figure out what area of law they like in order to be successful

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2010 August

Profile: Wes Lowe

Insurance bad-faith specialist follows his passion, not the money, to success

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2017 August

Reminiscing with John Keker

A giant in the Northern California bar, Keker reminisced about his career and the practice of law when he addressed the Lawyers Club of San Francisco

Johnson Hor

From Issue: 2009 April

Profiles: Lori Andrus and Jennie Anderson

Since meeting as associates at Lieff Cabraser, the two women have become masters of class actions

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2016 June

Profile: William Veen

Sensitivity proves to be a road to empathy for this accomplished attorney

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2008 August

Profile: William C. Johnson

Fortunate accidents and friendships pave a successful path for this trial lawyer.

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2013 August

Profile: William B. Smith

Forty-year veteran embraces new technology, urges a return to civility and remains passionate about the law

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2012 April

Profile: Tom Paoli

The public defender was not hiring, so he threw himself into personal injury law and never looked back

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2016 August