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March 2009 Issue
Cover Story
Lions of the Trial Bar
Their names can be found in the pages of casebooks and on the sides of law school buildings. They’ve tried some of the most important cases of the last 50 years, dazzling juries and swaying judges. They’ve won—or saved—billions of dollars for their clients, and become wealthy men in the process.
Feature Section
Bernie Nussbaum
From Watergate to the World Trade Center
Joe Jamail
Keeping it simple
James Neal
Hating losing more than loving winning
Fred Bartlit
John Wayne in a pinstripe suit
Bobby Lee Cook
Kickin’ asses that need kickin’
James Brosnahan
Defending clients, not movements
Richard ‘Racehorse’ Haynes
The man they call when they’re in Texas-size trouble
ABA Connection
The Endangered Trial Lawyer
Note: Register for this month's CLE, "Old Lions Still Roar: Seven Veteran Trial Lawyers Share Their Strategies," from 1-2 p.m. ET on Wednesday, March 18.
