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Jack Clifford: The Lawyer as Chevalier
One can imagine a lawyer celebrating a win with a bottle of Cristal, but what does the lawyer who represents Cristal, along with many other beverage clients, celebrate with? We asked Jack Clifford, an intellectual property lawyer at Merchant & Gould, that very question.
Ken Ravenell of The Murphy Firm in Baltimore, one of the top criminal defense lawyers in Maryland, and our cover subject in the 2012 issue of Maryland Super Lawyers, talks, in this exclusive clip, about his exchange with Justice Antonin Scalia in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court:
A second video clip from Mr. Ravenell, on why the long hours of a lawyer don't feel long to him, can be seen here.
On the cover is W.J. Michael Cody of Burch, Porter & Johnson in Memphis. In his amazing career, Cody indicted a governor, guided billion-dollar public utility arbitrations, and even represented Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Judy Guice of her eponymous firm in Biloxi discusses how losing her own house to Hurricane Katrina helped her identify with and advocate for her clients and fellow disaster victims.
In a Q&A, playwright-turned-litigator Hank Bates of Carney Williams Bates Pulliam & Bowman in Little Rock tells us about his frustration with the growing gap between the haves and have-nots and how that led him to consumer fraud finance work.
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