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Safeguarding the Vote
Julie Braman Kane co-founded an organization that sends out legal professionals to keep an eye on elections
Numbers Game
Data scientist Rebekah Jones claims she was fired for not falsifying COVID-19 stats. She's suing for reinstatement
Seeing Around Corners
Paul O. Lopez’s superpowers include crafting strategy and keeping his cool
Weekday Injury Lawyer, Weekend NFL Official
Attorney Jeff Rice spent 25 years officiating NFL games, including four Super Bowls
Relentless
Michelle Suskauer relies on persistence—and niceness—to bring people around
Living the Dream
Jany Martinez-Ward’s personal tribulations inspired her to help the immigrant community
Just Folks
Kevin Napper finds folk art irresistible
Community Spirit
Like his attorney dad, Paul C. Perkins Jr. always finds time for doing good
‘He Wanted Closure for the Victims’
How the $1.1 billion Surfside condo collapse case settled so fast
The Hard Sell
Stuart Singer fought a 17-year battle to guarantee health care for Florida’s poorest children
Raoul Cantero's Supreme Detour
The first Hispanic justice on the state’s high court set out to be more Grisham than gavel-wielder
The Multi-Instrumentalist Lawyer
Florida attorney Steven Kramer recalls his past in the Gainesville music scene, life on the road, and playing South by Southwest
'You're on Mute'
Miami litigator Jeffrey Bast on the good, bad and ugly of video conferencing
Triple Threat
How a strategy for beating stress turned into a lifetime passion for Ironman athlete Lydia Harley
Taking on 3M
Bryan Aylstock represents Army vets in a massive suit over combat earplugs
Small Pond
Six attorneys who found happiness in Florida’s quieter corners
The Company of Musicians
How a stint at a record label led Lorri Lomnitzer to intellectual property law
On Life, Football and Second Chances
How Karl Pansler turned a personal tragedy into a mission to keep young lives on track