Law Practice
Mar. 18, 2017
Legal leaders prepare young women attorneys to face harassment
Judges and high powered attorneys advise young women lawyers to stand up for themselves and prepare for the inevitability of harassment early in their careers as older male attorneys attempt to intimidate them in the run-up to trial.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO — Judges and high-powered attorneys at a recent panel advised young women lawyers to stand up for themselves and prepare for the inevitability of harassment early in their careers, warning that some older male attorneys would attempt to intimidate them in the run-up to trial.
"It's a fact that women are socialized to be likable. Men are socialized to ...
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