February 2019 Women and the Law Newsletter

By Lori G. Levin

All about Lynn Price, whose story you will hear if you attend "Girls in Crisis: Foster Care and Immigrants" in May. 

By Deanna Hoyt

As self-represented litigants continue to be a large part of civil matters attorneys, court clerks, court support staff, and judges need to be conscious of how they can help promote access to justice for all regardless of the litigants’ background.

By Jennifer Bunker Skerston

An interview with Andrea L. Kmak, a new member to the Women & the Law Committee.

By Marylou Lowder Kent

An overview of three programs managed by the Standing Committee on Law Related Education for the Public that present attorneys and judges with opportunities to volunteer their time in their communities toward the advancement of civics education.

A Q-and-A with Deane Brown, who practices employment law.

Uplifting updates from various members of the Standing Committee on Women & the Law.