Gov. At-Large Mario Cava: We need diverse leaders who understand the disparate impacts of our policies and break barriers to justice. While running for governor at-large on the WSBA Board of Governors offers “visibility” for those traditionally underrepresented in the profession, it also means speaking out as a champion for justice. After all, it is […]
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Hillary Clinton made history this election season, but she is far from the first female candidate. Hillary Clinton made history this election season by being the first woman nominated for president by a major political party. But she is far from the first female candidate — women have been running for president since the late […]
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The Orlando killings made news around the world, and the response has been heartening. From Paris to Sweden, Philadelphia to California, people care and are responding. Each person, group and community is seeking a way to heal, understand and react to foster strength, hope and peace. Is there peace to find? Or should we open […]
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The March 2016 issue of NWLawyer is out, and we’ve got some great articles to share with you.
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March is Women’s History Month, and we’d like to take a moment to honor some trailblazing women from Washington’s legal history. Do you have a favorite figure in Washington women’s history that we missed? Please leave a comment and add to our list!
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February is Black History Month, and we’d like to recognize some of Washington’s notable African-American legal historical figures.
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Tacoma defense attorney Hayley Fulton examines the differences between boys and girls navigating the juvenile justice system.
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Highlighting the importance of gender diversity in the legal profession for the next generation of practicing attorneys.
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