She's prepped presidential candidates for debate and represented tech giants. Then Karen Dunn turned her sights on Nazis.

My visibly-trembling muscles shake globs of sweat off my patchy, red skin while my hair manages to both frizz up and clamp on my skin all at once. The picture of Zen, I am not.

The booths looked and felt like crystalized cotton candy, pink and round and stiff. We pressed as much of our bodies together as we could without being asked to leave.

From climate change to racial discrimination, sexual harassment to the war in Ukraine, investors are increasingly pressing for accountability and transparency with a company’s practices.

That was a long time ago, but I can still hear the laughter, see the bright cobalt blue of the dress, still taste the “banana bread” that I invent later in the play. (Yes, invent, thank you. I shove a banana through a loaf of bread. And it’s delicious.)

Fresh from maternity leave, McCawley agreed to represent Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who was accusing Jeffrey Epstein of child abuse. The world wasn't yet listening.