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Kevin P. Chavous
888.858.6429
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Helise Harrington
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Committed to Diversity
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Diversity is a core value at Sonnenschein.  We are committed to promoting a professional environment that attracts and retains attorneys and staff of all backgrounds, regardless of any group characteristic, such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, age, disability, gender identity or social perspective. 

We know that a variety of experiences, backgrounds and ideas enriches our workplace and encourages creativity and innovation.    more 




Diversity@Sonnenschein
Sonnenschein Listed in Multicultural Law Magazine's 2008  "Top 100 Law Firms for Diversity" Survey
Sonnenschein is listed in Multicultural Law Magazine's 2008 list of top 100 law firms for diversity.  To determine law firm rankings, surveys were sent to more than 200 law firms on the American Bar Association's list of firms with more than 100 lawyers. Multicultural Law Magazine addresses diversity in the legal profession and focuses on information that is valuable to improving the careers of minority and women lawyers.
Diversity Connections Winter 2008 Issue
Diversity Connections - Winter 2008
Find out what's new with Sonnenschein's firmwide diversity programs in the Winter 2008 issue of Diversity Connections.
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Sonnenschein Ranked Nationally as One of the Best 20 Law Firms for Diversity
Sonnenschein is ranked nationally as one of the Best 20 Law Firms for Diversity by Vault, a prominent publication aimed at law school students.  In the same report, our firm ranked 8th nationally for Diversity with Respect to Women.  Vault surveyed more than 18,800 associates at 167 firms nationwide to obtain these results.
Sonnenschein Featured in Women in the Profession
Sonnenschein attorneys Mary Kay Lacey and Paul Glad are prominently featured and quoted in the October 2007 edition of Women in the Profession, a supplement to the California legal publication The Recorder.  The article "Laying the Groundwork" examines part-time work arrangements in today's legal environment and uses Lacey as a specific example.