After centuries of legal history in New Haven, the practice of law no longer is the sole domain of white Protestant males. That's one of the messages of a book written by Wiggin and Dana partner Robert F. Cavanagh, with assistance from the New Haven County Bar Association's Centennial Committee.
April 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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After centuries of legal history in New Haven, the practice of law no longer is the sole domain of white Protestant males. That’s one of the messages of a book written by Wiggin and Dana partner Robert F. Cavanagh, with assistance from the New Haven County Bar Association’s Centennial Committee.
“I want [readers] to see the progress that’s been made in the legal profession over a long period of time, beginning with a bar that was very homogeneous,” Cavanagh said.
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