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Atheria Law Achieves Mansfield Certification Plus Status

Atheria Law is proud to have achieved Mansfield Certification Plus for 2024–2025, reflecting our steadfast commitment to fairness, transparency, and equal opportunity.

Mansfield’s data-driven certification process ensures that all qualified talent has a fair and equal opportunity to advance into leadership roles. Since joining Mansfield, we have committed to making our advancement processes more transparent and to expanding talent pools for hiring and promotions. We have taken deliberate steps to improve inclusivity and transparency in leadership pathways, including:

  • Publishing clear and accessible descriptions for leadership roles and advancement processes;
  • Encouraging partners to join Mansfield career advancement opportunities to build relationships with legal department leaders who value inclusivity;
  • Showcasing our diverse teams of talent through initiatives like Counsel Spotlight, a platform now used by 80+ legal departments to find exceptional outside counsel; and
  • Participating in monthly cross-firm learning sessions to share best practices and problem-solve challenges.

By ensuring all lawyers have a fair opportunity to succeed, we are better equipped to serve our clients and our communities.

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