Associates who think they should hunker down, do their work, and simply stay under the radar need to meet Kerri Ruttenberg.
As a third-year associate in the D.C. office of King & Spalding, Ruttenberg approached her bosses about founding a domestic violence program at the firm. She got the OK, and just months since its inception, four partners and some 20 associates have signed on. And an initial win for a client — a civil protective order for a local university student who was afraid of her ex-boyfriend — is already behind them.
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