Pride month 2026

Legal Business · 18 June 2026 · 1 min read

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‘Visibility is important’ – Russell-Cooke’s managing partner on being out, the DEI backlash and why they aren’t a ‘woke’ firm

For Pride Month 2026, Russell-Cooke managing partner James Carroll discusses being an openly gay managing partner and why Russell-Cooke is more than just a ‘woke’ firm

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‘Visibility is important’ – Russell-Cooke’s managing partner on being out, the DEI backlash and why they aren’t a ‘woke’ firm

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