Sarah Leverette broke the glass ceiling before there was one (access required)

By: Matt Chaney April 24, 2018

There weren’t many jobs available when Sarah Leverette entered the legal profession in South Carolina in 1943. More specifically, there weren’t many jobs available to her, a woman. “My comment on that has always been I knew the door was closed, but I didn’t know it was locked,” Leverette said over the phone in a recent ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Sarah Leverette broke the glass ceiling before there was one

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