This year's California Legal Awards award will be on Nov. 2 in San Francisco. Courtesy photo Call for Nominations: The Recorder's 2023 California Legal Awards
The Recorder is excited to announce the call for nominations for its 2023 California Legal Awards.
April 24, 2023 at 06:06 PM
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The Recorder is excited to announce the call for nominations for its 2023 California Legal Awards. We'll still have Women Leaders in Tech Law as a category, as well as newer categories such as the Vanguard Award, Lawyers on the Fast Track, and ESG initiatives. Nominations are open to firms and individuals based in California. The awards dinner will be on Nov. 2 in San Francisco.
Deadline for these awards is July 14, 2023.
Click here for the California Legal Awards site, with information on categories, nominations and the awards dinner in the fall.
Categories
- Women Leaders in Tech Law
- Tech Industry Advisory Team of the Year
- Tech Industry Litigation Department of the Year
- Distinguished Leaders
- Innovation in Diversity and Inclusion
- Mentorship Award
- Environmental, Social, and Governance Initiative
- Vanguard Award
- Attorney of the Year
- "On the Radar" Award
- Lawyers on the Fast Track (under 40)
Click here for more information on the categories, and click here to submit a nomination.
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