The women's bar association
News Releases
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"Foley Hoag is proud to be a firm member of the WBA. The WBA has provided rewarding opportunities for our lawyers at every stage of their careers. Our newer lawyers have benefitted from active involvement in networking and invaluable seminars with in-house counsel. Our more senior lawyers have enjoyed networking with other senior women active in the WBA’s senior lawyers group, actively participating in the WBA’s mentorship programs, and serving on the Emeritus Board to ensure that women obtain parity in first chair roles and that qualified women candidates apply for and are appointed to the bench. We are honored that three of our attorneys – Julia Huston, Martha Coakley, and Sandra Shapiro - have served as former Presidents of the WBA." Adam P. Kahn, Co-Managing Partner and Chair of Committee on Diversity and Inclusion Foley Hoag LLP
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BOSTON – On Monday, August 1, 2016, Governor Charlie Baker signed S.2119, An Act to Establish Pay Equity, into Massachusetts law. This historic signing celebrated the most comprehensive pay equity law in the United States.
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BOSTON, MA – August 1, 2016 – The Women’s Bar Association of Massachusetts (WBA) today commends the legislature for passing and Governor Charlie Baker for signing into law S 2119 – An Act to Establish Pay Equity.
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BOSTON, MA – July 27, 2016 – The Women’s Bar Association of Massachusetts (WBA) proudly announces its 2016 Lelia J. Robinson Award recipients: Hon. Fernande R.V. Duffly (ret.) and Christine Butler.
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BOSTON – On Thursday, July 14th, the Massachusetts House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed H.4509, An Act to Establish Pay Equity by a vote of 158-0.