Diversity remains an elusive goal for some Austin firms. Five of the 20 largest Austin firms received failing grades on the "2011 Austin Law Firm Diversity Report Card" issued recently by three minority lawyer groups. "This is just a way to hold firms accountable," says Alex S. Valdes of Winstead.
April 23, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Diversity remains an elusive goal for some Austin firms.
While seven of the capital city’s 20 largest firms received a grade of “A” for their efforts to recruit and retain minority attorneys in 2011, five received failing grades on the “2011 Austin Law Firm Diversity Report Card” issued recently by three minority lawyer groups.
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