“From the perspective of the younger lawyers that I’ve spoken to, they are just excited and anxious to have opportunities to get into courtrooms,” Justice Christine Donohue said. “It's Just a question of making room for them in the cases.”
May 05, 2023 at 04:42 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Pennsylvania Bar Association has formally backed an initiative to address dwindling trial opportunities for young lawyers.
The PBA on Friday became the first of Pennsylvania’s bar groups to adopt Project Litigate, in which firms pledge to provide their junior attorneys with more time in the courtroom.
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Justice Christine L. Donohue of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Photo: Photo: ALM
