Not necessarily sure. Her husband works for Proskauer Rose, which is a massive global big law firm with more than 700+ attorneys. If Sony was a direct client of his, that would be a problem, but the mere fact that an attorney at Proskauer represents Sony probably isn’t enough to be unethical. He seems to focus on…

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Women did make huge advances in computer programming. However I suspect the transition of programming out of government and university labs and into the heart of the modern economy had more to do with rising wages than anything else.