How Edelson Ensures Diverse Attorneys Don't Feel Like a 'Cog in Someone's Machine'
In this week's episode, Edelson PC Chief of Staff Kelsey McCann shares how the Chicago-based firm is diversifying its ranks by shattering the "illusion" that only Big Law can provide attorneys with stable, high-income careers.
October 22, 2021 at 05:20 PM
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PodcastIn this week's episode, Law.com class actions and mass torts reporter Amanda Bronstad talks with Edelson PC Chief of Staff Kelsey McCann about overcoming a lack of education about the plaintiffs bar in law schools to recruit from an increasingly diverse talent pool.
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