Law Practice
Feb. 25, 2011
Dads Help Women Lawyers Advance
It may not be the secret weapon to advancement in the cutthroat world of law firms, but some women have found having a stay-at-home husband crucial to expanding a busy practice.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Many people would relish the idea of a spouse volunteering to stay at home to care for the kids.
Five years ago, Diane M. Doolittle was not one of them. That's when her husband, Michael Grady, first approached her with the suggestion. Her answer was simple.
"I said no," Doolittle, a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP in Silicon Valley, recalled recently. &quo...
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