Law firms are often criticised for failing to nurture a diversified workforce and a supportive working environment for their assistant solicitors. But, as one high flying female lawyer and mother told a joint City of London Law Society (CLLS)/Legal Week roundtable, she has reached professional heights that were not available to her mother.
Yes, combining her role as managing partner of corporate at Allen & Overy (A&O) in London with bringing up a family has involved personal sacrifices for Susan Howard, but at least it has been possible.
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