Elena Deutsch, founder of WILL – Women Interested in Leaving (big) Law, and Casey Berman, founder of Leave Law Behind, are doing something new and exciting with Above the Law. They are writing a ...

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Patricia Zettler, ’02, JD ’09, returned to Stanford for law school after working in bioethics, knowing that she wanted a career in public health and in public service. But public service carries a ...

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