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'What Better Client to Have?'
Dan Webber spent his first seven years in the U.S. attorney’s office
The Girl Scout Murders
Garvin Isaacs on a career-turning case and client
Righting Wrongs
The Choctaw Nation’s Michael Burrage makes opioid producers pay
The Norman Attorney Tells Us What's Good in the Neighborhood
Local Counsel with Rodney K. Hunsinger II
Prison Bar
Lessons Roberta Fields learned as a corrections officer
The Front Line
Lorena Rivas on her week at the Karnes detention facility
John Kenney on Writing Songs
The Oklahoma City litigator has a way with words
Collective Wisdom
John Kenney knows how to speak to juries—and country music fans, too
Discovery with Amy D. White
Amy D. White dreams of horse farms—and another conversation with her grandparents
Making a Life-Size Difference
The community’s need can be overwhelming, but Rachel Gusman just keeps chipping away
M. Shane Henry Knows No Labels
The Tulsa attorney helped launch a hands-on trial-advocacy program
Kit Petersen’s Magic Touch
Though she keeps some ‘fairy dust’ on hand, her real power lies in listening
Discovery with Lauren Barghols Hanna
Why Lauren Hanna never gets a sunburned nose
The Graduate
Taking part in Gerry Spence’s first Trial Lawyer’s College brought the human side back to David Humphreys’ practice
Shannon Davies: on the Creative Side
The business litigator turns on the inspiration both in front of juries and on the pages of her novels
They Give at the Office … Literally
Doug Sorocco helped turn Dunlap Codding’s law office into a free community-event space
He Loves to Argue, Period.
The many trials (and few tribulations) of George Corbyn
Discovery with Sheila D. Stinson
The Edmond attorney on Strom Thurmond, jury clothing etiquette and the joy of being hyper-organize