Robinson & Cole senior associate Alaine C. Doolan was inducted into the Connecticut Corporate Mentoring Hall of Fame for her work with the Truancy Project of Connecticut, an initiative in which volunteers from the legal community work with frequently absent students several hours per month for one year, serving as legal advocates, problem-solvers and role models.
May 16, 2013 at 04:24 AM
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Not everyone gets inducted into a hall of fame.
But that’s where Robinson & Cole senior associate Alaine C. Doolan finds herself these days. The honor isn’t directly related to her work as an intellectual property attorney. Instead, it’s for her efforts to provide better lives for young people who are at risk of dropping out of school because they are frequently absent.
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