Law Practice
Jan. 26, 2024
Trial lawyer wants more diverse bench – including more former plaintiff attorneys
"We want to make sure the bench really reflects our community," said Ibiere N. Seck.
Ibiere Seck will be sworn in Saturday as the first Black woman to head the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles. Photo: Justin L. Stewart / Special to the Daily Journal
Ibiere N. Seck was about six when she found out she was going to be an attorney.
"My mother said, 'You are going to be a lawyer,'" she recalled. "I think she saw something in me. She saw my love of learning, reading, thinking, arguing. That's where it came from. I knew I wanted to be a lawyer long before I knew what it exactly was."
On Saturday night, Seck will take the stage as president of Consumer Attorneys As...
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