Camille Otero, Gibbons. Courtesy photo 'Hurdles to Success' Must Be Identified Early, Camille Otero Says
"It's vital to not only instruct women in the substantive aspects of the law, but also teach them how to network and develop business in ways that take into account societal gender differences."
November 07, 2022 at 09:13 AM
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Women in Law
Camille V. Otero, partner and chair of the environmental law group at Gibbons, is a Law Journal Women Attorneys of the Year honoree. The below responses were lightly edited for style.
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