“Resistance by the Club” to the Feminization of the Legal Profession

Joan Brockman

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Gender Diversity and Inequality Legal Systems and Judicial Processes Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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Abstract This paper examines the growth in numbers of lawyers in Canada and British Columbia, and the attrition rates of members from the Law Society of British Columbia. It then reports on the results of a survey of former members of the Law Society of British Columbia which examines the reasons why these former members did not renew their memberships in the Law Society, their perceptions of gender bias in the legal profession in British Columbia, their suggestions for improving the legal profession, and some of the implications of such recommendations.

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1991Canadian Social Trends 1990Self-Regulation in the Legal Profession: Funnel In, Funnel Out, or Funnel Away?.

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