The sixth annual diversity survey of nearly 30 of the state’s largest plaintiffs firms by The Legal showed that more than one-third of the new lawyers who joined those firms in 2012 were from racial minority groups.

 There were other signs of improvement in 2012 as well, including a greater swath of firms with at least one minority attorney in their ranks.

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