I graduated from law school just as women were entering the legal profession in large numbers.  Armed with our law degrees and dressed in tweed suits, silk blouses and bow ties, we marched into corporate firms, prepared to make our mark. 

 

Establishing ourselves within these firms, however, was far more difficult than we had anticipated.  Many of our male colleagues had either no desire or no clue on how to share the office space with female attorneys.  They did not know whether to treat us as