Law Practice
Mar. 28, 2024
ADR Services founder celebrates progress for women
Lucie Barron said she believes that the percentage of women in the field will continue to grow as there is now a larger group of women judges and attorneys ready to enter the ADR space.
Lucie Barron didn’t start ADR Services, Inc. to provide a place for women in the alternate dispute resolution business. But she’s glad it’s worked out that way.
“Thirty years ago, when I first started ADR [Services], there were no women who were retired judges in the private sector,” said Barron, the company’s founder and president.
Barron got to thinking about the trajectory of her career and the history of t...
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