W. Tucker Norton on Relentless Effort
AALM: When did you first know you wanted to become an attorney? What drew you to this career? WTN: I went straight to Washington D.C. for a job in public relations after I finished my undergraduate degree. After a year of working in public relations, I needed a change. I wasn’t being challenged, I wasn’t […]
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Latangie Williams: An Immigration Shingle
Attorney at Law Magazine First Coast sat down with immigration attorney Latangie Williams to discuss her career as well as her nonprofit work in the community. AALM: What experiences and interests led you to pursue a career in the law and in immigration law in particular? LW: As a child, I remember family always saying […]
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Eric Raymon: Pushing the Limits
Eric Raymon is the founder of Raymon Law Group based in New Mexico. We sat down with Raymon to discuss his career and the path that led him to his successful practice. AALM: How did your experiences and interests lead you to practice criminal defense? ER: When I was in law school, I wanted to […]
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Dave Bano: A Second Chapter
Over the course of his insurance career, David “Dave” Bano rose to the rank of chief of claims at Nationwide. Upon his retirement, he transitioned into a consulting and expert witness role on the insurance industry. With his broad experience across the industry, Bano’s expert work includes overall insurance agency operations and underwriting practices. We […]
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Carl Berkowitz: Keeping Our World Moving Safely
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Carl Berkowitz of Forensic Engineering Institute. He has been a key figure in the field of transportation engineering and safety for over 60 years. He has contributed significantly to the planning, design, engineering, safety, security, construction, maintenance, operations, and management of intermodal transportation systems. And, since 1997, he […]
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Laura Renstrom: ‘There Is Still More Work to be Done’
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Holland & Knight partner Laura Renstrom to discuss her busy career from her full-time practice, to her work in the community and her year-round work with THE PLAYERS. AALM: How did your experiences and interests lead you to a legal career? LR: I have always been interested in […]
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The Partners of Sasso & Guerrero: Find Purpose in Family Law
In the latest Board-Certified Attorneys Spotlight, we sat down with the partners at Sasso & Guerrero, Molly Sasso and Christie L. Guerrero, who both achieved Board Certification in Marital and Family Law. No other law firm in Jacksonville has two partners who are Board Certified in Marital & Family Law. AALM: Molly, tell us about […]
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Rising Star: Megan Sowell
In the latest Rising Star spotlight, we sat down with Megan Sowell who joined Terrell Hogan after serving the community as an Assistant State Attorney for the Fourth Judicial District. Today, she brings passion to her work advocating for her clients who have been harmed as a result of medical negligence. AALM: When did you […]
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Chantel Wonder: A Journey Through Diverse Legal Landscapes
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Chantel Wonder of McGlinchey Stafford PLLC to discuss her journey in the legal profession and her diverse experiences in financial services litigation and insurance defense. AALM: Can you tell us about your journey to becoming an attorney and what motivated you to specialize in financial services litigation? CW: […]
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Kari Melkonian: Advocate for Legal Reform
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Kari Melkonian, a partner in the general and automotive liability group at Collins Einhorn Farrell PC, to discuss her roles as a judicial staff attorney and court clerk and her aspirations in the legal field. AALM: What motivated you to pursue a career in law? KM: I wanted […]
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Cravens & Noll: A Father and Daughter Team Building a Family Legacy
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Joe Thompson Cravens, founder of Cravens & Noll, and his daughter and newly admitted attorney, Lauren Cravens, to discuss their careers, plans for the future, and legacy. AALM: Joe, tell us about your transition from serving with the JAG Corps to private practice. JTC: I had a unique […]
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Joe Dickinson: Managing the Cybersecurity Risk of a Client
For small and medium size companies staying current with cybersecurity, it is important to remember that it can be an asset, not just a liability, according to Joe Dickinson, a member of the data privacy and security, intellectual property, commercial, and litigation practice groups at the Raleigh office of Kaufman & Canoles. Dickinson has been […]
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