Several Alabama Law alumnae are featured in The National Law Journal for their work on an amicus brief on behalf of the United States Conference of Mayors. The article names Jade Sipes (’12), Sharonda Childs Fancher (’13), Madeline Hughes (’18), and Xeris Gregory (’19).
For more, read “How Women in Big Law Are Stepping Into the Court Fight Over the Equal Rights Amendment.”
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