The ALM Intelligence survey found that 62.2% of respondents believe their legal departments' personnel was more diverse or much more diverse than their primary outside law firms.
March 10, 2022 at 11:07 AM
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A first-of-its-kind survey of legal department diversity found 37% of the 41 organizations responding had nonwhites serving as chief legal officer or general counsel.
Lower-level legal positions had much less diversity, according to the survey done by ALM Intelligence in conjunction with Corporate Counsel. The percentages of nonwhites was 24% for senior legal department leadership, 25% for senior counsel/managing attorneys and 32% for counsel/attorneys.
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