Moy Ogilvie, left, and Joelle Murchison, right. Courtesy photos
"You don't have time to get angry," McCarter & English Hartford office managing partner Moy Ogilvie said. "I do think that after a certain point in your career, you brace yourself for it."
August 25, 2020 at 04:26 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
It’s nothing new for McCarter & English Hartford office managing partner Moy Ogilvie to walk into a courtroom or other venue and get asked if she is a clerk, or waiting to see an attorney.
In fact, the longtime attorney says it happens quite often to Black lawyers in this country.
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