Write for Invictus
We are always looking for writers who have something to say. Learn how to get published with us. Continue reading Write for Invictus
A Brave Little Virginian
Get to know Henry, someone who inspires his family and his community through his courage and optimism. Continue reading A Brave Little Virginian
Changing the Rules: Examining Military Spouse Admission to the Virginia State Bar
Military spouses move every two to three years and move across state lines 10 times more frequently than their civilian counterparts. How can these attorneys assist their communities? Learn more here. Continue reading Changing the Rules: Examining Military Spouse Admission to the Virginia State Bar
Forum Photo Album
The Diversity Conference kicked off the bar year with the September 20 forum at William and Mary Law School. The panels did not disappoint, and audience participation took the program to a new level. Attendees were challenged and challenged others to think of diversity and inclusion in new ways. The program sold out nearly two weeks before it began. Continue reading Forum Photo Album
Forum Panel 4: How Many Sexes can Stand Under Title VII’s Umbrella
A number of cases are going in front of the U.S. Supreme Court that test the concept of gender inclusion. How will the Supreme Court evaluate these issues? A panel attempted to explain. Continue reading Forum Panel 4: How Many Sexes can Stand Under Title VII’s Umbrella
Keeping the Pipeline Flowing and Employment Best Practices
Both attorneys and employers need to actively participate in improving diversity in the legal profession. Learn how you can make a contribution. Continue reading Keeping the Pipeline Flowing and Employment Best Practices
Panel 2: Understanding Diversity: The Changing Realities and Considerations in the Practice of Law in the Commonwealth of Virginia
How can a practitioner recognize and address the needs of our diverse community? Changing demographics of our Commonwealth brings changing legal needs of our clients. Learn how to adapt our services to the needs of today’s client. Continue reading Panel 2: Understanding Diversity: The Changing Realities and Considerations in the Practice of Law in the Commonwealth of Virginia
The First Panel: Implicit Bias and Its Effect on Lawyers
As sworn guardians of the rule of law, lawyers have a special duty to conduct themselves in an honorable manner, free of bias against individuals based on the color of their skin or other similar personal characteristics. Easier said than done. Learn how we can assess these biases and improve our decision making abilities. Continue reading The First Panel: Implicit Bias and Its Effect on Lawyers
Second Annual Forum on Diversity Builds on Success to Engage the Bar
One successful event may be attributed as a flash in the pan. However, two successful years means you are on to something. The second forum started with insightful remarks by Justice Goodwin. Continue reading Second Annual Forum on Diversity Builds on Success to Engage the Bar
The Autism Spectrum and the Legal Process An Overview
Individuals on the autism spectrum face challenges in their daily lives, nevermind the challenges with our legal system. Explore the issues those on the spectrum face and how to assist them. By Walewska Watkins Continue reading The Autism Spectrum and the Legal Process An Overview
