Nebraska Law Review

Article Title

The Business Client Is a Woman: The Effect of Women as In-House Counsel on Women in Law Firms and the Legal Profession

Authors

Grace M. Giesel, University of Louisville School of LawFollow

Abstract

I. Introduction

II. Women in Law School

III. Women in Firms

IV. Why More Women Are Not Partners

V. Women as In-House Counsel ... A. Women's Presence ... B. The Changing Role of In-House Counsel

VI. The Relationship of Law Firms and Clients in the 1990s

VII. The Effect of Women as In-House Counsel ... A. Enlightenment Process ... B. Familiarity Process ... C. Rain-making Process ... D. Instrumental Process ... E. Ultimate Effect of the Processes

VIII. Conclusion

Recommended Citation

Grace M. Giesel, The Business Client Is a Woman: The Effect of Women as In-House Counsel on Women in Law Firms and the Legal Profession, 72 Neb. L. Rev. (1993)
Available at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nlr/vol72/iss3/5