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Atheria Law Named a Finalist for The Recorder’s 2025 California Legal Awards

Atheria Law is honored to once again be named a finalist for The Recorder’s 2025 California Legal Awards in the “Innovation in Diversity and Inclusion” category. This recognition highlights firms that have made substantial efforts to drive meaningful progress within the legal industry.

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At Atheria, fostering an inclusive, supportive environment remains one of our core values. We are deeply committed to championing equitable opportunities for all.

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Finalists were selected by the editorial teams at The Recorder and Law.com, and winners will be announced at the California Legal Awards ceremony on June 25 in Los Angeles. We extend our congratulations to all of this year’s finalists and thank them for their dedication to advancing positive change in the legal profession.

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See the complete list of finalists here.

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