Insights: Results

Jack E. Fernandez, Tampa "Lawyer of the Year" for Health Care Law 2017

by Nathaniel Barr

Jack Fernandez on the path that led him to his eminent position in Tampa's health care law field.

Taking a Stance in the C-Suite

by Kate Rockwood

The era of "no comment" to social and political questions is over. But what risk does the rise of so-called activist CEOs hold for a company?

Aim High and Fly

by Khalil Abdullah

From a silent victim of hometown segregation to Air Force captain and lawyer of consummate skill, Karen Evans exemplifies leadership—and vows always to help those who seek to follow her path.

Bentley & More LLP: Advocates for the Injured

by Best Lawyers

From a small team to a powerhouse in personal injury, product liability and workers’ compensation law.

Dress Codes

by Janice Zhou

Bill 21 enforces secularism by banning religious symbols for new public sector hires, drawing sharp legal and social controversy in Québec.

Centro Mexicano Pro Bono, A.C.

by Ivette Montero and Paulina Bojalil

Among other important features, ProBono.MX encourages pro bono work by defining a policy for each law firm, according to its areas of expertise, preferred social causes, and by filtrating cases through a scrupulous study in which they verify the vulnerability of the beneficiary and if pro bono work is needed.

Biden’s History-Making SCOTUS Nominees

by Gregory Sirico

The promise of the first Black female Supreme Court Justice in history is on the verge of reality as the top three candidates for the most recent vacant seat are announced.

Colorado Broadens Scope of Workers’ Comp, but There’s More to Be Done

by Nick Fogel

When the law goes into effect in July, Colorado will join 32 other states in allowing PTSD claims for first responders without a physical component to the claim.

The Fighter From New York

by Justin Smulison

Benedict Morelli discusses recent successes and high-profile casework.

Grace Szubski, Cleveland's "Lawyer of the Year" for Workers' Compensation 2017

by Tess Congo

Good Lawyers. Changing Lives.

by Sean Stonefield

The Silent Epidemic

by Kelly S. Hughes

Obsessive-compulsive and anxiety disorders are far more common among lawyers than other professionals. It’s past time to address the problem.

Malpractice Awards Caps Add Harm

by Jeffrey M. Kimmel

Where do the victims of these events turn? Make as many jokes as you’d like, but without lawyers, they’d be on their own. Medical malpractice insurance carriers, using their formidable assets and power, flex their muscles and bully their way through defending these inconvenient “events,” which may affect their bottom line.

Maxwell Verdict Shines Light on Human Trafficking Claims

by Justin Smulison

The Ghislaine Maxwell verdict brought the spotlight down on the insidious and ever-growing problem of global human trafficking, with more cases emerging in court.