Aaron Burrell Named to ABA Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession
- Burrell, Aaron V. McMillian, Jake R.
- Industry Alerts
Aaron Burrell has been named to the ABA Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession. The mission of the Commission is to serve as a catalyst promoting diversity and inclusion within the legal profession and the ABA by facilitating the entry, participation and retention of diverse lawyers. The Commission achieves this by furthering the development of substantive programs and services in which diverse lawyers, law firms and law students will actively participate. The Firm congratulates Aaron on this appointment and looks forward to continuing to partner with the Commission on important industry-wide diversity, equity, and inclusion goals. Click here for more information.
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