Pennsylvania’s judges want to see junior lawyers doing more in their courtrooms.
And they’re hoping to encourage change from the bench.
The Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges unanimously adopted a resolution last week laying out the ways judges can create opportunities for rising litigators to get more hands-on experience.
August 02, 2023 at 03:35 PM
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Pennsylvania’s judges want to see junior lawyers doing more in their courtrooms.
And they’re hoping to encourage change from the bench.
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