Tarifa Laddon Lexi Fuson Lisa Dunkin
September 12, 2022 | Corporate Counsel
Lawyers That 'Look Like Me': How and Why Women in Voir Dire Can Change Trial DynamicsNow more than ever, corporate litigants want representation that embodies the spirit of diversity. Jurors want to see and hear from lawyers who look like them, and litigants want representation that brings a diverse set of experiences and backgrounds into the courtroom.
By Tarifa Laddon, Lexi Fuson, Lisa Dunkin and Alexis Knutson
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