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Articles and presentations often address the lack of women partners, specifically women equity partners, in American law firms. The message of these presentations usually includes: 1) demonstrate self-confidence; 2) make sure your ideas are heard so that a man can't steal the credit; 3) hang out with the men to ensure you get mentored by a powerful man; and 4) network constantly to develop your own book of business. The articles and speeches are rarely geared toward the men currently holding most of the power in law firms. This article lays the groundwork for those in power to learn how they can help women lawyers succeed.
From numerous conversations with partners at various law firms, it is clear that men are committed to seeing women succeed. Men don't like to see the firm's investments disappear either. Law firm leaders are hungry for guidance to retain their valuable women attorneys.
Managing partners, practice group chairs, and senior partners can help women have the same chance of succeeding as the men do. First, women need mentors, just as men do. Second, women need flexibility and career choices, just as men do. Third, women need to be involved in building client relationships as part of
succession-planning, just as men do. These three necessities are important for all attorneys; however, when these needs go unmet for women, it has a more negative impact.
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