May 18, 2022
Women Trial Lawyers in a Post-Pandemic Practice
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“With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.” - Eleanor Roosevelt
In 1878, Clara Shortridge Foltz, a single mother whose husband had abandoned her and their five children, wanted to take the bar examination in California to better her life and become a lawyer. Unfortunately, the law at that time restricted the persons who could become members of the bar to only white males. Undaunted, she authored a state bill that replaced the w...
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