The Florida Bar is offering an online continuing leqal education course on the lack of gender equality in the legal profession based on recent presentations around the state by bar President Ramon Abadin.
April 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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On the heels of a scathing study by the Florida Bar young lawyers division on the lack of gender equality in the legal profession, the bar has launched a free online continuing legal education course titled “CARE to Improve the Conversation.”
The one-credit course, based on a presentation by Florida Bar President Ramon Abadin to voluntary bar associations and legal groups around the state, seeks to elevate the conversation on how the profession can narrow the gender gap.
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