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: Settle It Now Negotiation BlogWLALA President Angela Haskins Begins Her Term By Creating an ADR Section
By Victoria Pynchon
Congratulations are in order to attorney Angela Haskins who is not only being installed as the President of the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles this Thursday evening, but who has had the wisdom to create a section for women in ADR ~ an idea whose time has come.
Angela was profiled in the Daily Journal today here. As that profile noted,
Drawing on her years of experience in alternate dispute resolution, [Angela] is creating a section on women in ADR. The association has many ADR professionals in its membership, she noted, but this will be the first time it has had a section dedicated to women who have made great inroads into what had become a male-dominated practice.
Haskins also will keep a eye on addressing the changing dynamics affecting women lawyers. Two years ago, she said, WLALA President Kathy Forester of Munger, Tolles & Olson created a joint task force for women, focusing on how to make partner, stay partner and to make that be an important part of their career.
I'll be chairing the ADR Committee this year. As part of Angela's Empowerment theme, the ADR Committee's activities will be highlighting its own "Women Do Refer" initiative ~ details here and at WLALA's web page here soon.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ANGELA!
Full post as published by Settle It Now Negotiation Blog on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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