Law firms aren’t retreating from the DEI space but are using different language to describe initiatives, and setting different parameters for their success, in the wake of anti-affirmative action litigation and a shift in the political environment, a leading practitioner says.
They are also tapping into a desire from corporate clients to adapt their DEI initiatives to withstand the changing legal landscape.
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