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Join the Mothers' Forum Discussion!


 

Co-Chairs:
Christina Schenk-Hargrove | Smith & Duggan LLP
Two Center Plaza, Boston, MA 02108
P: 617.228.4400
cschenkhargrove@smithduggan.com

Allyson E. Kurker | Bingham McCutchen LLP
One Federal Street, Boston, MA 02110
617.951.8335

allyson.kurker@bingham.com


mothersforumprogram.gifThe F.A.C.T.s About Work-Life Balance

 

Date/Time/Location: July 31, 200812:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. at Goulston & Storrs, 400 Atlantic Ave, Boston

 

Guest: Deborah Epstein Henry, Flex-Time Lawyers LLC

 

Description: An important issue on the minds of many women lawyers is how to balance a demanding workload with a busy home and family life. Can it be done? Or is a radical change in law firm management needed?  Is such change even possible? Come join a discussion with Deborah Epstein Henry, a leading thinker and writer on work-life balance in the law and founder of Flex-Time Lawyers LLC, about ideas for changes in the way we practice law and tips for making it work today.

 

Cost: $10.00 for members, $20.00 for non-members at door

 

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The WBA Mothers' Forum hosts brown-bag lunches on the second Tuesday of the month, at the offices of Bingham McCutchen at 150 Federal Street in Boston, beginning at 12:30.  Contact one of the committee chairs to join the email discussion group and get updated information about future meetings and program topics.

How do you fit it all in? How can you make it work as a lawyer, as well as a mother? The Mothers' Forum Committee seeks to provide a forum for women to discuss issues related to balancing home and family commitments with being a lawyer and the intersection of these two important parts of you. The Mothers' Forum Committee also seeks ways for our profession to include, accommodate and advance mothers within its ranks. We encourage the involvement of new moms, not-so-new moms, soon-to-be-moms and others who are trying to balance their family and work lives in all of our committee events.


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