Women lawyers in New Jersey are more likely to quit if their law firm does not have flexible work arrangements and they are gravitating toward firms that do, says a new survey of women lawyers across the state.
Women “are no longer willing to stay and ‘get along,’” says to the study released Monday, “Legal Talent at the Crossroads: Why New Jersey Women Lawyers Leave their Law Firms and Why They Choose to Stay.”
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