17 January 2020Influential Women in IPRory O'Neill

Women and minority reps welcome Intel’s new diversity rule

Two organisations promoting greater diversity in the legal industry have welcomed Intel’s commitment to only do business with law firms who meet certain diversity-related standards.

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