Caitlin Keniston

When Marc Shapiro first launched his law firm, he took on a significant personal injury case involving a family of four. At the time, he knew he needed the assistance of one of the best local litigators. “My inquiries led me to Michael R.N. McDonald. I insisted we work the case together. That was one of the most important professional decisions of my career.

Paul Eza’s story began as a young graphic artist making a living designing greeting cards. “It was fine,” he says. “But I was bored. I was at a point in my life when it was a good time to make a change, so I considered my options.

“I’ve always had a deep respect for automobiles—the design, craftsmanship, engineering and raw performance,” says ASE expert Steven S. Paul. “From the curve of a fender to the sound of an engine under load, I’ve been hooked since I could turn a wrench.” He comes from a long line of “car guys.” His grandfather had a garage where he spent countless hours half-playing, half-learning. His foundation in the industry, however, came from working in the family-owned autobody shop.