Frank Read '63: Defending the profession
Read co-authored The Lawyer Myth, a book about the key role lawyers, juries, and judges play in modern American life.

Sibylle Gierschmann LLM ’99
Gierschmann is committed to keeping global alumni involved with Duke Law.

David Esquivel ’97
Esquivel's pro bono case brings a measure of justice to El Salvadoran families.

Fatima Hassan LLM ’02: HIV/AIDS Activist
Hassan recognized as one of South Africa's leading practitioners in both AIDS and constitutional law.

Jim Carr '94
As the NAIA chief, Carr promotes character on the court and beyond.

Eric Lieberman ’91
Lieberman fights to protect reporters' sources as Washington Post counsel.

Zephyr Teachout '99: Accidental Internet guru
Despite a lack of computer savvy, Teachout managed to revolutionize online political organizing through her work on the Dean campaign. » Duke Magazine

Cheryl Scarboro '89: Building securities cases from the ground up
"Insider trading, accounting fraud, market manipulations… You are really learning something new all the time," Scarboro says. » Duke Law Magazine

Rob Harrington '87: A new member of the Law School's Board of Visitors
"I'm looking forward to focusing energy on where the Law School is, where it's going, and on reconnecting." » More

Mark Califano '88
"As an assistant United States attorney, I thought of myself a lot like an investigative journalist with a subpoena. When you look at things like that there is a world of possibilities." » Duke Law Magazine