One of a handful of minority partners in Delaware, Emilie Ninan was recently named chair of Potter Anderson & Corroon's public finance practice. Although she says Delaware "is still not on minority attorneys' radar," she has high hopes for the multicultural judges and lawyers section of the State Bar Association, where she is a special adviser. Ninan's other diversity involvements include the North American South Asian Bar Association and the South Asian Women Attorneys' Network.
March 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Emilie R. Ninan joined the few and the proud among Delaware lawyers early last year when she was made a partner in the business group at Wilmington firm Potter Anderson & Corroon and became one of only a handful of minority partners in the state.
This January, Ninan, whose parents came to the United States from India, added a further distinction: She was named chairwoman of the firm’s public finance practice when Charles S. McDowell, chairman for more than 20 years, semiretired.
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