“I don’t want to speak to [just] old white men," Burford Capital senior vice president Christiane Deniger added during the panel at Law.com International’s Women, Influence and Power U.K. conference this week.
May 20, 2022 at 06:27 AM
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General counsel have been called on to “fire firms” that don’t commit strongly enough to improving diversity and inclusion in the legal industry, as the issue continues to drive discussions at senior levels.
Speaking during a panel session at Law.com International’s Women, Influence and Power U.K. conference on Thursday, Catherine McGregor — an independent advisor to law firms and legal departments — said that clients need to “push more” on D&I matters.
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