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Two Division Members Elected to Partnership

Posted on: Mar 30, 2015

The Women and the Law Division would like to congratulate Margaret (Meg) Christensen and Briana Clark for their election to partnership at Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP.

More Women Going Solo

Posted on: Mar 18, 2015

Check out this post for one solo practitioner's perspective on why more women are leaving larger firms to open up their own practices.

Mentors for the Many Stages of Your Career and Life

Posted on: Mar 11, 2015

There are many types of mentors you may have (and need) over the course of your career. Find out more about the topic in this post and be sure to check out the WLD's mentoring program!

Coffee Hour Coming Up: April 1

Posted on: Mar 11, 2015

Members of the Criminal Justice Section are invited to a coffee hour with students at the IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 1. See this post for more details.

Coffee Chat with Chief Justice Rush on March 10

Posted on: Mar 9, 2015

The Marion County Bar Association will host a coffee chat with Chief Justice Loretta Rush on Tuesday, March 10 at 8:15 a.m. Next week, Chief Justice Rush will speak at the IndyBar's Lawyer to Business reception on Wednesday, March 18.

Sheryl Sandberg, Adam Grant: Why Women Stay Quiet at Work

Posted on: Feb 18, 2015

Check out this post for an interesting article about the tendency of women to stay quiet in the workplace and how that can affect their job outlook.

How a Supreme Court Justice Influenced a Stay-at-Home Dad

Posted on: Jan 29, 2015

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's former clerk explains how she influenced the decisions he makes as a stay-at-home dad.

Nominations Now Open for 2015 Inspire Awards

Posted on: Jan 13, 2015

College Mentors for Kids is now accepting nominations for the 2015 Inspire Awards, an annual event that honors mentors in the workplace and community. Nominations close on February 1.

This Day in History: First Woman Elected to U.S. Senate

Posted on: Jan 12, 2015

On January 12, 1932, Arkansas elected Hattie W. Caraway as U.S. Senator, making her the first woman to hold a seat in the Senate.

Women at Work: What Men Need to Know

Posted on: Dec 17, 2014

This piece by Lucy Dollens discusses a recent article in The Wall Street Journal that talks about why it is important for male managers to be aware of the effect women leadership has in the workplace.

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