women and minority attorneys

At Taft, we believe the importance of diversity in the legal profession has never been greater. Ultimately, the new perspectives diversity provides means we can offer our clients legal services of greater value. We’re proud of our ongoing efforts in this area and our growing diversity.  We invite you to contact any of our women and minority attorneys to discuss what it’s like to practice here. Below are informal profiles of a small number of the many women and minority attorneys at Taft.

You may see a full list by clicking “View by Last Name” and complete profiles by clicking on an attorney’s name. In addition, you may search for women and minority attorneys by practice area; just click on “View by Practice Area” to the right.

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Headshot of Lisa A. Amend Lisa A. Amend

 

Headshot of Marcia Voorhis Andrew Marcia Voorhis Andrew

Marcia has been resolving a wide variety of business disputes for Taft clients since joining the litigation group in 1988. She co-chairs the Franchise and Distribution practice group. The skills Marcia has developed as a litigator, including the ability to analyze complex problems, develop creative solutions and negotiate to a successful result, are a great asset in her role as an elected member of the Board of Education of the Middletown City School District. She is as committed to improving the Middletown public schools, which her three children attend, as she is to advancing her clients' business and legal interests. Marcia says her parents taught her by example the importance of giving back to the community, and feels fortunate to be part of a firm that supports those efforts.