“The number of women working in the General Counsel's Office for professional sports teams has grown tremendously since I first started with the Diamondbacks,” said Nona Lee, who stepped down as the team's chief legal officer in May to become a diversity consultant.
January 04, 2023 at 07:40 AM
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The San Diego Padres recently promoted their legal chief, Caroline Perry, to be third-in-command at the Major League Baseball franchise—the latest in a string of examples of female lawyers gaining additional clout in the male-dominated league.
Perry joined the team as associate general counsel in 2011 and became general counsel in 2016. Before that, she spent four years in private practice and three years as an associate at Blackrock Financial Management.
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The San Diego Padres recently promoted legal chief Caroline Perry to chief operating officer. (Courtesy photo)
