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Margaret Kelley Doyle
Portia Law School, 1932
Doyle, a former president of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers, practiced until she was 89. Her long career was rooted in the “camaraderie” of Portia. She remembers calling members of her sorority for guidance on cases long after graduation. This collegiality stood in stark contrast to the discrimination she experienced from men who found the concept of a woman lawyer “ridiculous.”
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- Margaret Kelley Doyle Portia Law School, 1932
- Charlotte Carlin Sokoloff Portia Law School, 1934
- Eleanora Fantony Burke Portia Law School, 1935
- Muriel Kirschbaum Banks Portia Law School, 1938
- Virginia Morrissey McDermott Portia Law School, 1939
- Georgia Lempesis Ypsilantis Portia Law School, 1953
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Alexandre Adams
and Sean Hope Portia Law School, 1957 and New England School of Law, 2007 - Newman Flanagan Portia Law School, 1957
- Hon. John J. O‘Brien Portia Law School, 1958
- Hon. Darrell L. Outlaw Portia Law School, 1961
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