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The 2025 edition of Maryland Super Lawyers is live. In addition to the list, the magazine includes stories about four immigrant attorneys, Brett Weiss’ experiences singing in venues like Carnegie Hall, and more: tinyurl.com/yc5r2ywb

Since learning piano as a child, Lubbock labor and employment attorney Ann Manning has a musical and more than a dozen records in her name. The former is about the birth of Christ from the point of view of the manger animals. Read all about it here: superlawyers.com/articles/onlin…

Six attorneys from Ohio and Kentucky swap stories about entering law as a woman in the ’70s—and offer some advice to young women just starting out in the law. tinyurl.com/43m4hem8

Elizabeth Hill finds peace and connection at her barn. "When the world is crazy and upside down and I’m really tired after work, I can always go to the barn and ride a horse," says the Overland Park family lawyer: superlawyers.com/articles/kansa…

We talk to business attorney Kessia Cericola about battling grief and her efforts to help others do the same. tinyurl.com/mtvjpbp9

Morgan Foster led her Brown University crew team to the NCAA Championship and her St. Andrew’s School team to victory at the Henley Royal Regatta in England (she’s the one with her back to camera). What the Annapolis attorney learned as a coxswain: tinyurl.com/y8487r4c

The 2025 issue of Illinois Super Lawyers is now live! Read the new issue here: tinyurl.com/yckxxw9x

What Laner Muchin employment and labor attorney Cliff Perry learned while helping people with disabilities take the stage through Special Gifts Theatre: tinyurl.com/mr2uwjnz

Stacey Dembo, a Social Security lawyer, fights for the rights of those with disabilities from her solo firm in Chicago. “Sometimes I win cases, and it takes months. ... If I could fix one thing, it would be that the SSA would process our cases faster.”: tinyurl.com/5n7ss9wk

Why Levin & Perconti's Steve Levin is thankful for his heart attack: "That I’m here at all is a miracle." tinyurl.com/4z77p88x

The IL cover is construction attorney Ty Laurie. “Between being an advocate for one of the contracts on a stadium job, or as a mediator in a stadium dispute, or being the lead lawyer for a stadium owner, I have probably done upwards of a dozen stadiums." tinyurl.com/22wv765m

Helping others with T1 diabetes helps Elizabeth Kurowski Quante find balance. “Sometimes we get too caught up in our jobs and the legal world and what you’re fighting for or what you’re fighting against. And this brings me back into reality a little bit.” tinyurl.com/fuahxy73

Daisy Ayllón, a personal injury and civil rights attorney at Romanucci & Blandin, ensures her clients’ entire stories are told: tinyurl.com/464b2ww8

Before Silver Spring’s Consumer Law Center, Phillip R. Robinson helped run the legal nonprofit Civil Justice Inc. during a time of dire need: the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. Read about his experiences here: tinyurl.com/42dw8xnn

After performing in venues like Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center, standing up in court is a bit easier for Greenbelt bankruptcy lawyer Brett Weiss. Read about his performances and how it has served him in law here: tinyurl.com/2c32cp7p

Walter Lomax had been in prison for 35 years when Booth Ripke met him. But thanks to the Baltimore criminal defense attorney’s efforts, Lomax went free and became an inspiring figure and advocate of criminal justice reform. Read their story here: tinyurl.com/2368xxhu

We spoke with 4 immigrant attorneys—Kiyanoush Razaghi rebelled by representing the marginalized; Soutry Smith got a visa right after 9/11; German Rodriguez fled Argentina’s financial crisis; Isabelle Raquin’s relentlessly fights to better justice. tinyurl.com/4m9zjyzc

Baltimore civil litigator Michele Dinterman says yoga is essential to her life and has made her a better attorney—so much so she now teaches yoga. Read why here: tinyurl.com/2cvfnr82

You know the runner’s high? Double that feeling if you run a marathon with Athletes Serving Athletes. So says class action litigator Eric Harlan, who has run several marathons alongside people with limited mobility and now helps on the org’s board. tinyurl.com/2cvfnr82

Is Erin Brockovich the Atticus Finch or Perry Mason of the newest generation? Tough to say, but the film inspired at least one young woman to pursue law: Michigan med mal attorney Sarah Cherry. Read all about it here: tinyurl.com/bde2zujx