Hinshaw Ranked in Law360's "The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys" for Second Year in a Row
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May 16, 2016
Law360 released its inaugural results of the "Top 100 Firm for Minority Attorneys" survey today and Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP ranked 80th on the top 100 list of U.S. law firms that were ranked, for the second year in a row. Each firm was ranked based on each firms' minority representation at the partner and non-partner levels, and also on each firm's total number of minority attorneys.
According to Law360's 2016 Diversity Snapshot of the U.S. law firms surveyed by Law360, less than 15 percent of attorneys are minorities, and less than 9 percent are minority partners. Also, at many of the top 100 firms for minority attorneys, minorities make up 15–20 percent of the partnership ranks, as compared with 8.4 percent across all other U.S. firms surveyed by Law360.
Learn more about the firm's Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion Mission on the firm's Diversity page, or follow Hinshaw on Facebook.
To view the full article "The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys," visit the Law360 website. Please note, a subscription is required to access the article.
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