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Gender Inequality in the Legal Practice,s the means they propose to redress discrimination. Before exploring the means by which the community can assist in the development of disputes, however, a picture must be painted of the types of discriminatory behaviors faced by women and why they should be challenged. This chapter undertakes this

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The Dispute Process in the Greedy Associates Community, lawsuits and the outcome of those suits. Little is known, however, regarding the dispute process .. Specifically, the manner in which individuals recognize harms and choose to pursue, or not to pursue, a legal claim for remedy remains relatively unexamined (Felstiner, Abel, and Sarat 1980–1981, but

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Employing Litigation to Redress Gender Inequality,tle VII and state antidiscrimination laws, does provide one option for redressing sex discrimination in the workplace. This seemingly clear-cut approach, however, is oftentimes less of a panacea than it first appears. The challenges inherent in pursuing litigation are explored in this chapter, inclu

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Lawyers Using Legal Discourse to Challenge Gender Discrimination, bringing about change for women attorneys. Nonetheless, the use of rights and legal discourse might still prove an effective tool for women lawyers. A number of scholars have explored the power of rights discourse to both mobilize actual legal actions and to simply rally groups to push for change.

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Lawyers Using Legal Discourse to Challenge Gender Discrimination,ove better adapted to the needs of women attorneys when such discourse is used in an Internet community. The Internet has been viewed as a means by which individuals can generate counterhegemonic discourse (Warf and Grimes 1997); this is particularly true for those who have been unable to articulate their demands openly offline.