Weber Gallagher Joins Law Firm Anti-Racism Alliance

08.27.20

Philadelphia, August 24, 2020 — Weber Gallagher is proud to announce that it has joined the Law Firm Anti-Racism Alliance (LFAA) as a charter member. The LFAA is a national collaborative effort between nearly 150 law firms, working together to amplify the voices of the communities and individuals oppressed by racism. Dedicated to seeking out and eradicating systemic racism, the LFAA uses the law as a vehicle for meaningful change and to promote racial equity within the legal industry.

“We are proud to stand hand-in-hand with the many great firms that have decided to combat racial inequity and systemic racism by being part of this important organization,” said firm chairman Andrew Indeck. “Diversity and inclusion are a key pillar of our firm, and we’re consistently doing our part to make a difference.”

From sponsoring events, to attending and participating in key programs and seminars, to writing articles for local and national media outlets, to being involved in numerous community outreach programs and initiatives — diversity and inclusion are at the heart of everything Weber Gallagher does as a firm.

About Weber Gallagher

At Weber Gallagher, lawyers work collaboratively with clients to understand their legal and business needs and develop impactful results for them. The firm encompasses more than 120 legal professionals working interactively across 9 offices in the Mid-Atlantic United States. Weber Gallagher provides legal counseling and representation to local, national and international businesses, financial institutions, and insurance companies.  With a strong commitment to excellent service and innovative solutions, and a dominant reputation, the firm has an exceptional ability to efficiently address clients’ legal and business concerns, distinguishing Weber Gallagher from other law firms. To learn more, visit www.wglaw.com.

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