L-R: Florence Legeay and Teresa Méndez, partners at Pérez-Llorca. Courtesy photos. Pérez-Llorca Program Focuses on Putting More Women Partners Into Male-Dominated Practice Areas
A recent study by the International Bar Association found that Spanish women lawyers account for 54% of legal professionals in the country but only 31% are in top positions. And at law firms, only 28% of women lawyers are partners.
January 20, 2023 at 03:18 PM
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Diversity
Among the four new partners at Spanish firm Pérez-Llorca named earlier this month, two are women whose practices focus on the male-dominated area of corporate law.
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