Law Practice
Dec. 23, 1999
Women HeldDown Legal Home Front
Lucy the Lawyer didn't make a formidable appearance during World War II, unlike her blue-collar counterpart, Rosie the Riveter. However, according to some California women lawyers, wartime did allow them certain professional and academic opportunities they probably wouldn't have gotten otherwise - the result largely of the shrinking numbers of civilian men.
However, according to some California women lawyers, wartime did allow them certain professional and academic opportunities th...
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