Yankwitt LLP in White Plains, has been named a Best Place to Work for Women by the Best Companies Group. This recognition highlights Yankwitt’s reputation as an employer of choice for top female talent and reflects its ongoing leadership in advancing equity, opportunity and retention in the workplace.
“We are proud to be recognized as one of the Best Places to Work for Women,” said Russell Yankwitt, founder and managing partner of Yankwitt. “The women at our firm, at every level of practice, are essential to our success. This honor reflects the strength of our mentorship programs and dedication to providing equal opportunities for all people – women and men – throughout the ranks.”
Yankwitt’s commitment to empowering women is evident in the firm’s leadership and hiring practices. The firm’s executive committee includes three members: Russell Yankwitt, founder and managing partner; Dina Hamerman, executive director; and Alicia Tallbe, deputy chair of litigation. In addition, four of the firm’s five hires this year were women, reflecting its dedication to fostering a diverse and inclusive team.
The annual Best Places to Work for Women program evaluates companies across the country through employee surveys and an in-depth review of workplace policies, benefits and opportunities for advancement. Survey data, analyzed with a particular focus on the experiences of women, highlights organizations that create environments where women can grow their careers, take on leadership roles and thrive long term.
This year’s honorees were celebrated at the Best Places to Work for Women Virtual Awards on Sept. 30. The program highlighted organizations that deliver exceptional experiences for women in the workplace and revealed the Top 10 employers in each size category.
Founded in 2009, Yankwitt is Westchester County’s go-to law firm for high-stakes and bet-the-company litigation. With one of the most experienced litigation teams in the region, the firm represents businesses and high-net-worth individuals across a broad range of matters. It also partners with national firms on complex cases and frequently serves as trial counsel for local firms.
