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Empowering Women 2024
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//March 18, 2024//
Dear readers,
Welcome to our inaugural Empowering Women list. This new program is designed to recognize law firms that have shown a strong commitment to supporting and elevating women attorneys.
The firms featured in this section all have demonstrated a commitment to hiring and promoting women, providing mentoring and opportunities for professional advancement to women attorneys, and establishing programs and policies to help women attorneys thrive professionally.
This isn’t the last word on firms that are empowering women leaders. Please let us know who you think should be honored on the 2025 list. And, as always, thank you for reading.
Susan A. Bocamazo, Esq.
Managing Director
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