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Blog Post  Women in Law

4/28/2015
  • Trial Court Law Libraries


Breaking Barriers: The Unfinished Story of Women Lawyers and Judges in Massachusetts, published by MCLE (2012), tells the story of women’s progress in the legal profession in Massachusetts from 1882 to the present day. The book includes historical biographies of the state’s first women lawyers, as well as reflective accounts of modern day women lawyers and judges.

The American Bar Association’s Commission on Women in the Profession “serves as a clearinghouse of information relevant to women lawyers, including statistics, articles, reports, research, and organizations.”

A subject search for “women lawyers” comes up with many hits, books that you can check out if you have a library card, at one of the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries.

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