On an episode of Sound Advice called “Mentoring Circles for Women,” Louise A. LaMothe, former chair of the ABA Section of Litigation, says she discovered a different way of thinking about mentoring six years ago when she presented a program for women at her local bar association that evolved into mentoring circles.

As Equal Pay Day arrives, any progress companies have made toward tackling pay disparities between male and female employees comes without much evidence of change on the statistical front.

In the Indiana legal community, Ciobanu’s service to the public and the profession has become known because of her pro bono appellate representation as a volunteer for legal organizations.

Research reveals that grit along with a growth mindset are two important traits that have been shown to impact the success of women lawyers.

Women lawyers need strong back-up from their law firms to help them reach their potential. Kerri Reisdorff and Michelle Wimes discuss a range of measures Ogletree Deakins has put in place.

The Honorable Jane E. Magnus-Stinson, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, is pleased to announce that Doris L. Pryor today began her duties as United States Magistrate Judge. Judge Pryor fills the vacancy created by the untimely death of Magistrate Judge Denise K. LaRue, who passed away on August 2, 2017.

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Legalweek, started in 2017 and now includes sub-conferences focused on parts of the legal industry beyond technology. One of those conferences is Legal Diversity and Talent Management (LDTM).

Even if you wish to stay with your current mentoring group, you must re-register yourself for 2018's WLD Mentoring Program.

Keep up with the WLD! Take a look at the minutes from the most recent Women & the Law Division Executive Committee meeting.