Amanda Keller, of counsel at GrayRobinson, at a new lactation room at the South County Courthouse in Delray Beach.
In many courthouses across the country, lawyer moms still have no option but to express their breast milk in public bathrooms, where they face frequent interruptions and unsanitary conditions.
But some Florida lawyers are pushing to change the lack of breastfeeding accommodations in courthouses. They’ve succeeded in getting the American Bar Association House of Delegates in January to pass a resolution to encourage federal, state and local courts to create properly equipped lactation areas.
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