As a part of its editorial mission, Attorney at Law Magazine interviews attorneys and the leadership of law firms in feature stories. These feature stories delve into the humanity behind an attorney or the people that make up a law firm.
Standing up for the little guy is a passion attorney Ben DuBose has known his entire life. “My mom was born with club feet. In the 1930s, there was no quick treatment for that,” says DuBose. Leg braces and surgeries […]
“My practice has been a mission from the very beginning. I felt an early calling to serve, to do something meaningful and vital,” says attorney Mary Catherine Barrett. She now has successfully completed over 600 adoptions and surrogacies in her […]
Trial attorney Lindsay Tygart shows a dedication to helping victims of medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and other personal injuries that is founded in the lessons she learned growing up in her Jacksonville home. Tygart, head of Coker Law’s medical […]
In a time marked by dynamic changes taking place in business, technology and society, one law firm is not only embracing the future, but proactively defining it. For more than 135 years, Briggs and Morgan, Professional Association, has evolved to […]
May Lu, a partner at Tiffany & Bosco, P.A., can’t remember a time when she wasn’t driven to achieve. A first-generation American, Lu spoke fluent Mandarin as a child and learned to speak English in ESL classes. During her teen […]
“Let me tell you a story about this particular team,” said Cary lawyer John McCabe, as he laced his fingers behind his head and rocked back in his chair. McCabe had coached the team in an Apex Parks and Recreation’s […]
Like anyone who has achieved mastery in his or her field, attorney John Conard makes trial advocacy look like poetry in motion. His art is trial story, and like all good storytellers, Conard believes that a well-crafted narrative matters. It […]
“Listening, really listening to what clients are saying is essential because the reality with family law, and criminal law to some extent, is that it’s about 5,000 shades of gray. An attorney must listen exceedingly well so that he or […]
THE EVOLUTION OF A BALL PLAYER After graduating from Hillcrest High School in Dallas, Steve Sumner signed a professional baseball contract to pitch for the Houston Astros and for the next four years, he pitched for the Astros, Chicago Cubs, […]
Hon. Louis Meisinger’s (Ret.) journey to the courthouse— and back again—is what some might describe as fortuitous. A career-changing phone call here, a judicial appointment there, a prime consultancy opening at just the right time. And in between: A lot […]
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