Tech giant's diversity push sees more than $100m in legal fees go to women and minority-owned law firms since 2010
November 02, 2016 at 08:39 AM
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More than $100m (£81m) of Microsoft’s legal spend since 2010 has gone to women and minority-owned law firms, the company’s chief legal officer has announced.
“This spend not only represents the valuable contributions made by these firms to our business, but signifies Microsoft’s deep engagement with law firms owned and operated by underrepresented groups in the legal profession,” writes Brad Smith in an article published on the tech giant’s website.
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