Eight major law firms have joined a programme aiming to improve the development of black and ethnic minority lawyers. Firms including DLA Piper, Lovells, Olswang and Shoosmiths are taking part in the programme, which includes day visits from school children as well as work placements for university students.
January 22, 2008 at 07:13 AM
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Eight major law firms have joined a programme aiming to improve the development of black and ethnic minority lawyers.
Firms including DLA Piper, Lovells, Olswang and Shoosmiths are taking part in the programme, which includes day visits from school children as well as work placements for university students.
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