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Justice Bob Edmunds: Teach Your 1Ls Well

Bob Friedman January 7, 2025

Former NC Supreme Court Justice Bob Edmunds asked his High

Judge Ashleigh Parker: Being Present

Bob Friedman January 7, 2025

“My heart and passion are in the courtroom. It’s where

Louis A. Di Filippo: Both Sides of the Equation

Bob Friedman January 7, 2025

The numbers just didn’t add up for Louis A. Di

Troy Shelton: Telling a Persuasive Story

Bob Friedman January 7, 2025

Raleigh appellate attorney Troy Shelton can imagine himself ridin’ his

Gregory Andrew Anderson: Practicing on the Edge

Don Simmons December 27, 2024

Gregory A. Anderson might be the most well-known attorney in Florida right now, and depending on the audience, the nation. But most lawyers and judges in his home city of Jacksonville have almost no idea who he is.

Vitalii Maliuk: The Immigrant’s Advocate Shaping the Future of U.S. Immigration Law

Susan Cushing December 11, 2024

Vitalii Maliuk stands as one of the most respected immigration

Stephanie Luce Ola: From the Court to the Courtroom

Dan Baldwin December 3, 2024

“The training someone gets in team sports, even in the early high school and college years, is great preparation for a career, especially a career in law,” says Stephanie Luce Ola, co-founding partner of Sorrels Ola, a firm practicing criminal defense, white collar defense, and corporate investigations.

Mary Ellen Reihsen: Building & Growing Businesses

Dan Baldwin November 14, 2024

It became clear to me that I was a deal

Andy Beltran: A Marine’s Mission for Justice

Susan Cushing November 12, 2024

This is the story of Andy Beltran who transformed his military resolve into a thriving career as a personal injury and criminal defense attorney.

Douglas Saeltzer: Military Precision in Law

Susan Cushing November 12, 2024

Though he no longer wears the uniform, the pride and

John Berry: Leading by Example

Susan Cushing November 12, 2024

John Berry isn’t your typical attorney. With two decades of

Ned Mangum: The Sum of All Years

Bob Friedman November 12, 2024

“I find that people are very interesting for the most part. They do interesting things, nice things, bad things, crazy things, and I’m fascinated by it,” said former Wake County District Court Chief Judge Ned Mangum. During his 26 years as a Wake County district court judge and in the Wake County DA’s office, he has seen just about everything from contracts and family law matters to criminal cases.