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Dorsey & Whitney Turns 100

John Garvish's Lesson from Law School: It's Not About Who Talks Most

The Lawyer Behind Stephen Colbert's Campaign

Carter Phillips and the Question of Content Regulation on Public Airwaves

Roy DeCaro on What Juries See Right Through

Book Talk with Robert Barnett

How Legendary Philadelphia Litigator Jimmy Binns Got So Good

Texas Trial Lawyer Ophelia Camina on the Art of Elegant Evisceration

In Minnesota, You Can't Go Wrong Hiring a Paul Peterson

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Dorsey & Whitney Turns 100

Venerable Minneapolis-based law firm Dorsey & Whitney turned 100 over the weekend with a panoply of festivities, including a walleye-and-steak dinner for 1,000 Saturday night at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Gives us occasion to look back at our wide-ranging discussion last year with the managing partner of the firm, Marianne Short, which you can find here.

John Garvish's Lesson from Law School: It's Not About Who Talks Most

Garvish.jpegIn the most recent issue of Texas Rising Stars, which is available now online and in digital form, we asked John Garvish of McKool Smith in Austin one simple question: "What was your most memorable experience from law school?" What he told us was illuminating, not only about classroom life, but life life.

The Lawyer Behind Stephen Colbert's Campaign

Potter.jpgTrevor Potter of the firm Caplin & Drysdale, a Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers listee in 2008 and 2009, is in the spotlight these days for his political campaign work, which isn't unusual for him. He served as deputy general counsel for George H.W. Bush in 1988 and general counsel for John McCain in 2000 and 2008; he's used to working in big-time politics. But now he's doing something completely different: working in big-time comedy.

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