Women made up 34 percent of their 2010 new partner classes, compared to 28 percent the year before, according to a recent report by the Project for Attorney Retention. At nearly 20 percent of the firms tracked, women comprised half or more of the new partner classes.
April 23, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Law firms have made “significant advances” in promoting women to partner, according to a new report. Women made up 34 percent of their 2010 new partner classes, compared to 28 percent the year before, according to a recent report by the Project for Attorney Retention (pdf).
At nearly 20 percent of the firms tracked by the San Francisco-based non-profit, women comprised half or more of the new partner classes.
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