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Shortly after her death, the firm, in partnership with Monique’s church, Bethesda World Harvest International, and University at Buffalo School of Law, created the Monique E. After a hard battle, Monique passed away in March 2008. Tragically, soon after graduating from University at Buffalo School of Law, Monique was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Monique Emdin was a summer associate at our firm in 2006 and joined the following year as an associate. Emdin Memorial Award at University at Buffalo Intersectional analysis-along with the related concept of critical race theory, also discussed in this issue-leads to a greater understanding of individuals and their unique circumstances, which allows us to continue working toward a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive world. Consistent with Barclay Damon’s focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), understanding intersectionality provides deeper insight into how race, gender, socioeconomic status, and other factors impact individuals within our communities as various factors often combine to create forms of oppression that are not apparent when analyzed separately.

Intersectional analysis may be used to understand how a combination of factors such as race and gender work together to affect an individual versus considering how each factor separately affects the individual. This issue of Voices of Excellence discusses the concept of intersectionality. White Collar & Government Investigations.

Restructuring, Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights.

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