Showing posts with label womens' rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label womens' rights. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Highly recognized Florida attorney has advice for women attorneys, life path and resilience
MIAMI – Easley Appellate Practice Managing Partner Dorothy F. Easley, recognized earlier this year by Rue Ratings
for being in the top 1 percent of Best Attorneys in America, believes
that female lawyers face more work-life balance issues than their male
colleagues.. . .
Despite the challenges she faces as a female lawyer, Easley has great passion for her profession.
'The legal profession is a noble profession that exists to speak for those who cannot speak and to protect them and their interests,' Easley said." More.
Originally Posted in FLORIDA RECORD, written by Karen Kidd, April 4, 2016
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Despite the challenges she faces as a female lawyer, Easley has great passion for her profession.
'The legal profession is a noble profession that exists to speak for those who cannot speak and to protect them and their interests,' Easley said." More.
Originally Posted in FLORIDA RECORD, written by Karen Kidd, April 4, 2016
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Saturday, March 26, 2016
Full-time female lawyers earn 77 percent of male lawyer pay
"Median pay for full-time female lawyers was 77.4 percent of the pay
earned by their male counterparts, according to data for 2014 released
earlier this month by the U.S. Census Bureau.
In all law-related jobs, median pay for female workers in 2014 was 51.6 percent of the pay received by male workers, according to the data." More.
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In all law-related jobs, median pay for female workers in 2014 was 51.6 percent of the pay received by male workers, according to the data." More.
Originally Posted ABA Journal Daily News, Mar 17, 2016 By Debra Cassens Weiss
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