
Confusion, Lack Of Clarity Persists In Bar Exam Breastfeeding Standards
The lack of accommodations is a bar to the bar -- stopping some prospective lawyers in their tracks.
The lack of accommodations is a bar to the bar -- stopping some prospective lawyers in their tracks.
Unfortunately, bar examination policies are still not sufficient.
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It should not feel embarrassing or unprofessional to ask for reasonable accommodations in order to pump.
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They should just do their work and make sure everyone knows they're still dedicated to their job, advises one partner.
Things are improving for working mothers, but not quickly enough. Action is needed now.
The firm is about to get dragged again for how it handles new mothers.
This is the second firm to offer such a revolutionary perk.
Do other law schools offer luxuries like these to students and professors?
This is absolutely disgusting. Shouldn't courthouse employees know better?
This program is the the first of its kind among all Biglaw firms. Wow!