Diversity is now rightly seen as a hot issue within the legal community. This Legal Week panel debate, hosted by editor Alex Novarese, looks at issues such as why diversity is important to law firms, the role of clients, how diversity targets can be realistically met and the role recruitment consultancies and law firms have in pressing for change.
September 10, 2008 at 12:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Diversity is now rightly seen as a hot issue within the legal community. This Legal Week panel debate, hosted by editor Alex Novarese, looks at issues such as why diversity is important to law firms, the role of clients, how diversity targets can be realistically met and the role recruitment consultancies and law firms have in pressing for change.
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