When B.J. Bernstein sits at her desk, she faces a painting of an angel-an angel suited up for battle.
Bernstein recalls that a lawyer friend gave it to her at the end of a particularly bad day-a day where she learned a client had killed himself. The painting, which she calls her “warrior angel,” obviously carries layers of meaning for her.
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