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Lawyer Shaming: Legal Ethics, the Rule of Law, and Equal Access to Justice

Contributors:
Stephanie Holmes
Jonathan D. Urick

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American lawyers have a proud tradition of representing unpopular clients, but they are increasingly shamed, harassed, and retaliated against for such representation. Lawyer shaming is a growing problem, both within and outside the legal profession. This course will help lawyers understand and combat lawyer shaming as a source of explicit, implicit, and systemic bias that threatens equal access to justice and ultimately the rule of law.

Featuring:

Stephanie Holmes, Founder, BrighterSideHR, LLC
Jonathan D. Urick, Associate Chief Counsel, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Litigation Center

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