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Are we there yet? Women lawyers may well ask

The Law Society is plugging a gender diversity and inclusion charter to resolve a lack of women in the profession's higher ranks. NBR View's Susan Wood talks to lawyer Stacey Shortall on potential solutions.

Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 21 Sep 2017

Auckland sculptor and former lawyer Gill Gatfield wrote a seminal text Without Prejudice: Women in the Law, in 1996 exploring the causes of systemic and cultural bias against women within the legal profession over a 100-year period, and outlining strategies for change.

To commemorate 120 years

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Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 21 Sep 2017
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