John “Jack” Lord Jr, partner at Foley & Lardner in Miami. Courtesy photo.
When John "Jack" Lord Jr. joined Foley & Lardner almost 25 years ago, marriage equality benefits didn't exist for employees. Because, well, neither…
August 09, 2019 at 02:48 PM
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When John “Jack” Lord Jr. joined Foley & Lardner almost 25 years ago, marriage equality benefits didn’t exist for employees. Because, well, neither did marriage equality.
The first time Lord told a client he was gay, it was because she had noticed he was wearing a wedding ring his domestic partner had given him.
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