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Who’s Next

Tell us about stellar under-40 Pittsburghers in the legal community for Who’s Next: Law

Nominate the best attorneys and legal experts by 5 p.m. May 19.

Jayna Wallace / The Incline

Lexi Belculfine

May. 02, 2017, 7:30 a.m.

May. 02, 2017, 7:30 a.m.

Update, June 15: Who’s Next: Law; Meet 12 Pittsburghers shaping the legal community

Know an intrepid attorney or legal expert who’s making a difference in Pittsburgh? Tell us about them.

Who’s Next: Law, presented by S&T Bank, is our chance to recognize up-and-coming stars in Pittsburgh and to introduce you today to tomorrow’s leaders and influencers.

Read about our previous Who’s Next classes here, and sign up for Who’s Next email alerts (including about celebratory happy hours that you — yes, you! — can attend) by clicking the “Follow This” button.

Use this form to nominate young leaders defining the legal field in Pittsburgh before 5 p.m. Friday, May 19. We’ll assemble a class of the standouts — and throw a party for them that you can attend, too.

At left, the Skinny Building.

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Winter snacks.

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Don't forget treats for their guard donkeys, Hobo and Diamond.

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Nominate advertising, PR and marketing pros for Who’s Next: Communicators

Tell us about the young Pittsburghers who are getting the word out and making our city better in the process.

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A snowy scene in Oakland.

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They're the product of thousands of hours of intricate work.

The Strip District Produce Terminal along Smallman Street.

$50 million Strip District Produce Terminal redevelopment will begin in March

Expect shops, restaurants, and better pedestrian access.

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Who’s Next: Community Leaders & Activists; Meet 20 people making change in Pittsburgh

They include advocates for prison reform, police accountability, immigrants rights, food justice and racial equity.

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Share the love.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette office on the North Shore.

Newsroom union files unfair labor complaint against Post-Gazette after publisher went ‘berserk’

Post-Gazette employees said the Saturday incident included classist insults and threats of firings.

From art to inventions, learn about the work of Leonardo da Vinci at this new display.

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See replicas of his art — and drawings come to life.

Volunteers inspect Amelia Earhart's plan after she crash landed at Rodgers Field.

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Rodgers Field in Fox Chapel was open for just more than a decade.

A sign hung in the Post-Gazette newsroom by the union representing newsroom employees criticizes the paper's ownership.

The Post-Gazette’s publisher ‘went berserk in the newsroom.’ Now the union wants him barred from the office.

Some PG employees concerned for their safety are working from home.

The Joseph F. Weis Jr., U.S. Courthouse on Grant Street.

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Accused Tree of Life gunman pleads not guilty to new federal charges

Robert Bowers' high-profile attorney wants to resolve the case without a trial.

The start of the 2018 Frigid Bitch

This Pittsburgh alley cat is ‘a bitch of a hard race to win’

The 6th annual Frigid Bitch starts on the North Side on Saturday.

As seen from the Strip.

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Celebrate Valentine's Day — and Galentine's Day — this week.

All the heart eye emojis.

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Feel the love with these Valentine’s Day drinks from Pittsburgh bars and restaurants

Love potion No. 412.

Attorney George Cass of Fox Chapel (at left) gets into a heated conversation with gun supporter Pete, who refused to provide his last name of Washington, Pa. area, asking Pete to "just think about humanity" during the gun rally held at Pittsburgh's City-Council Building.

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Here’s how Pittsburgh is amending its controversial gun control push

Council wants to address concerns from mental health professionals and gun owners, too.