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The 'Best Of' Women in Law Programs

Women in Law initiatives and programs are not a new phenomenon. Many firms nationwide have programs that afford their women attorneys business development, mentoring and career counseling. In writing this article, we spoke to 10 different firms to learn the how's and why's of their women's initiatives. In Part 1 of this article we have profiled the first five firms.

39 minute read July 23, 2004 at 11:46 AM
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Eva Wisnik and Jennifer Johnson
The 'Best Of' Women in Law Programs

Editor's Note: Because of the length and importance of this article, it is being published in two parts. The second half will appear in our August issue.

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