Carol Frohlinger, along with members of a team she advised, was awarded the third prize at the Women in Law Hackathon live pitch event held at Stanford Law School on June 24. The inaugural “shark style” competition was designed to generate innovative ideas to move the needle toward gender parity in BigLaw.
Beginning in January, Carol worked with a team of six highly accomplished lawyers in leadership roles at their respective firms as well as a Stanford Law student and a co-advisor from a not-for-profit to identify a major challenge for women in law firms as well as to offer a solution to solve the problem. The team included:
- Brett Bartlett, Partner, Atlanta Chair, Labor & Employment, Seyfarth Shaw
- Lisa Kobialka, Partner, Kramer Levin
- Diana Kruze, Partner, Morrison Foerster
- Mike McNamara, US Managing Partner, Dentons
- Dawn Schluter, Partner, Group Leader, Personal Services, Miller Canfield
- James Wareham, Partner, Chair, Global Litigation, Fried Frank
- Anna Jaffe, Student, Stanford Law School
- Jenny Waters, Executive Director, National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL)
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