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The Challenges of Women in Law, Construction, & Insurance

 

Introduction

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The world we live in has come a long way for equal treatment of women in the workplace. It's no longer unheard of for women like our panelists to excel in law, construction, and insurance. However, female professionals in these industries are still a minority voice, and while the tides of progress have shaped a better and more inclusive workplace, these women often face challenges their male peers do not.

Any workplace that is primarily male would benefit from our critical discussion about the ethics of gender inequality, but it is especially relevant to those who work in insurance, law, or construction as our panelists will draw from their experience in these industries. Law and insurance professionals especially have a duty to examine their behavior for potential bias, as discrimination in these fields can lead to potentially unethical situations, both with their peers and the sensitive cases they handle.

Pete Fowler Construction is proud to join Lewis Brisbois, Bolton & Company, and Travelers Insurance in a thought provoking discussion reflecting on the struggles of women in law, construction, and insurance as part of our commitment to integrity. Celebrate the International Day of the Girl and it's 2020 theme, "Our Voice, Our Future," by joining our free ethics webinar on Monday, October 12th: The Challenges of Women in Law, Construction, & Insurance!

Webinar

This program was last presented on October 12th, 2020.

Program Outline

  1. Introduction

  2. When Uncomfortable Becomes Illegal

  3. Industry Specific Problems

  4. Continuing Toward a Better Future

  5.  Conclusion

Objectives

  • Define unlawful workplace behavior.

  • Think critically of your own actions in the workplace and how it might affect those around you.

  • Raise questions about the future of gender equality in the world of law, construction, and insurance.

Ethics Continuing Education Credit

1.0 with the CA State Bar

1.0 with the CA Department of Insurance

1.0 with the NV State Bar

0.75 with the OR State Bar