These 30 lawyers have upheld their profession's core values of public duty and client service, building pro bono practices, acting as bar presidents, taking on community causes, holding public service positions, and fighting to expand liberties and protect civil rights.
May 19, 2008 at 12:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Times
Judith Areen didn’t smile much during law school. One of only eight women out of 180 first-year students in the Yale class of 1969, she didn’t want anyone to think she was less interested in a J.D. than a Mrs.
Looking back, the future dean of Georgetown Law says, “I suppose I was overcompensating.” One way or another, she’s been pursuing top-notch education ever since.
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