Even before scoring behind its peers on a survey of LGBT inclusion this week, leaders at Steptoe & Johnson LLP thought the firm’s community of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender lawyers didn’t seem large or vocal enough.
So Steptoe’s leaders say they’re now working to counter any perception within or outside the firm that it lags in LGBT inclusion.
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