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Wilson Cribbs + Goren's Extreme Lawyers

Wilson Cribbs + Goren may just be the most adventurous law firm in town; if you can’t find its attorneys at their desks or in the courtroom, they’re probably on the slopes, riding waves or soaring through the air. Even its summer party was extreme—here are WCG’s Lauren Valenti, Randy Lerner, Abe Goren, Cynthia Olsen and Derek Pershing at the company outing to iFly. The firm has extra reason to celebrate this year; it’s WCG's 30th anniversary.

Here’s founding shareholder Abe Goren with wife Dollie preparing to do some ziplining in Costa Rica.

Attorney Derek Pershing is into a bunch of extreme sports, including mountain climbing, flyboarding, kiteboarding, heli-boarding, windsurfing (pictured, in Bonaire) and scuba diving. He even shared a photo of himself horseback swimming.

Attorney Zeca Mazcuri is also an extreme sports fanatic. He’s the one flipping off the platform in the Tough Mudder competition above; he also wakeboards, mountain bikes, cliff jumps, snowboards and surfs.

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