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Minority attorneys have made slow but steady progress in law firms since suffering stunning defeats in the last recession. The global pandemic and the economic turmoil it has left in its wake threaten to reset progress yet again.
May 26, 2020 at 05:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
The past decade has seen a steady, at times sluggish, advancement of minority attorneys in the legal industry. Since 2010, minority attorneys have seen a 3.9% increase in representation among the country’s largest firms, according to The American Lawyer’s 2020 Diversity Scorecard.
But with the novel coronavirus threatening the financial health of each and every law firm, those who have worked the hardest to build a more diverse legal workforce are raising alarms.
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