As federal and state companies proceed to crack down on diversity-focused sources and packages, many regulation colleges are quietly adjusting their recruiting and messaging method to keep away from turning into a goal, elevating questions over the way forward for variety within the authorized occupation.
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Law Schools Are Quietly Changing DEI Messaging. What Does That Mean for Big Law’s Future Talent Pipeline?
