2 Maori Women Who Used Their Law Degrees To Reach The Employer

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — February 07, 2018

2 Maori Women Who Used Their Law Degrees To Reach The Employer

- Two women lawyers, both Maori, have wound up working for the same company after taking entirely separate routes to their current jobs: One a varied and more circuitous journey and one a more traditional one. Both demonstrate the opportunities that exist for women lawyers notwithstanding the ...

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2 Maori Women Who Used Their Law Degrees To Reach The Employer

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