Christen Luikart of Murphy Anderson in Jacksonville. Courtesy photo.
"In an ideal world, you wouldn’t think that these things would be a problem," said Christen E. Luikart of Murphy Anderson and panelist at this year's Florida Association for Women Lawyers summit. Luikart made the news over her exchanges with opposing counsel, Paul T. Reid of Shook, Hardy & Bacon in Miami, which caused uproar among female attorneys and led to Reid's swift suspension from the firm.
September 04, 2018 at 12:42 PM
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Christen E. Luikart of Murphy Anderson in Jacksonville wants to see “more light shed” on the issue of parental leave within the legal profession.
“My situation isn’t unique,” said Luikart, who’s set to be a panelist for the 2018 Florida Association for Women Lawyers summit, running from Oct. 11-13 at One Ocean Resort & Spa in Atlantic Beach.
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