Female law graduates entering Peru’s legal market today begin their careers with the same opportunities as men, but, in the absence of clearly-written family-friendly and flexible working policies, far fewer will enter law firm partnerships according to the results of a survey announced in Lima yesterday.
Vance Center announces results of Peru women in law survey
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