“From a racial diversity perspective, things are just as bad, if not worse, than when I first started many years ago.”
"It pains me to say that I cannot, in good faith, advise a promising Black student to pursue a career at a City law firm," says the lawyer.
June 26, 2020 at 04:00 AM
1 minute read
Senior Reporter
As part of our series of articles about race and the legal industry, one Black lawyer at a U.K. top 20 firm recalls his experiences across his career, and has stark messages for those hoping to enter the industry, as well as its gate-keepers.
“It pains me to say that I cannot, in good faith, advise a promising Black student to pursue a career at a City law firm.”
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