Women in Law Book

	Preface
	Preface to the 1983 Edition
	Preface to the 1993 Edition
	Introduction: Encountering the Legal Establishment: The New Women of Law	3
1	Law: The Changing Context	13
2	Where They Came From and Why They Chose the Law	23
3	Getting into Law School	49
4	Going to Law School	60
5	Breaking In: Dark Days of Discrimination and the Beginning of a New Era	79
6	Patterns of Practice	96
7	Government Practice	112
8	Poverty Law and the Public Interest	120
9	Feminist Law Firms and Feminist Law Practice	130
10	Small Private Practices and Husband-Wife Law Partnerships	162
11	Women in the Legal Establishment: Wall Street and the Large Corporate Firms	175
12	Women Law Professors	219
13	Benchmarks: Women in the Judiciary	237
14	Professional Associations	247
15	Ambivalence and Collegiality	265
16	The Self: Confidence and Presentation	305
17	So Many Hours in the Day	315
18	Husbands, Wives, and Lovers	329
19	Children	358
	Conclusion: Prognosis of Progress	380
	Appendix: Methodology	387
	Notes	401
	Epilogue	423
	Name Index	475
	Subject Index	481