California Supreme Court Associate Justice Goodwin Liu said the shift in motivations has happened in the backdrop of the pandemic and social and political issues, such travel restrictions to the U.S. during COVID-19 and a rise in reported incidents of violence and anti-Asian hate.
December 05, 2022 at 06:59 PM
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Asian-American attorneys are engaging more in social and political issues than they were five years ago, a shift that is influencing their career moves, according to a report co-authored by California Supreme Court Associate Justice Goodwin Liu.
The survey, from the American Bar Foundation in partnership with the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association, surveyed Asian American lawyers about law school enrollment, career advancement and political participation.
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Justice Goodwin Liu, California State Supreme Court. (Photo: Jason Doiy)
