“Without some type of mandated training,” the board said in its proposal, “many attorneys who would benefit from better understanding of these workplace issues would not even consider the relevance to their practice or the positive impact such training may have on their law firm or their practice.”
November 08, 2022 at 05:55 PM
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Litigation Reporter
In a recent rule proposal, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Continuing Legal Education Board said in order for training on diversity and sexual harassment to truly improve the legal profession, all attorneys must participate.
The board’s proposed CLE rule would create a requirement that attorneys attend programming on diversity, inclusion and anti-bias and sexual harassment awareness and prevention as part of their ethics education.
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