400 West -- An American Bistro

Rios and Nichols, established in 1972, boasts over 45 years of expertise in interpreting and translation services, specializing primarily in the Spanish language. Their team of certified interpreters and translators is equipped to handle a variety of contexts, from medical to administrative, ensuring high-quality communication for their clients. In addition to on-site interpreting, the company offers remote services for quick engagements and international communication needs. Rios and Nichols actively seeks talented independent interpreters and translators, providing recruitment opportunities through local universities to foster new professionals in the field. Generated from the website

HistoryIn the early 1970's there were few women lawyers in San Diego County. However, San Diego was the focus of the movement in California to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which faced opposition in the State Senate. The 24 practicing women lawyers in San Diego at that time formed a new bar association to provide a vehicle to address issues of gender discrimination in the law, in the profession, and in the community. This group challenged sexism as the norm and refused to be excluded from the bench, bar, board, or from having lunch a downtown restaurant, The Grant Grill, where the