The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), the organisation that represents and sets the tone for public policy for the Indian software industry and Trilegal, one of India’s leading full service law firms, released the report on ‘Maternity Benefits and Facilitating Return to[…]
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To celebrate Black History Month in the USA, Chambers Diversity had the pleasure of talking to three inspirational black lawyers and diversity trailblazers. I found out about what Black History Month means to them, their experiences of the profession, and gauged opinions on what problems[…]
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Continuing our LGBT History Month series, Matthew Flood, Global General Counsel at Ingeus, combines law and history to challenge traditional perceptions of the LGBT community and offer a new way of thinking about the law. The history of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people is[…]
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2015 has been a busy year for diversity in terms of the continued focus on the different types such as gender, race, social mobility and age etc. However, race diversity still appears to be the elephant in the room and is nearly 20 years behind[…]
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In 2015, there has certainly been a lot more activity within the legal profession across multiple diversity strands with various initiatives. For example, social mobility has been a big focus in 2015. PRIME‘s membership has grown (PRIME provides work experience opportunities within law). There was[…]
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