Burnout
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In-House Counsel3 Tips To Battle In-House Burnout
Welcome to the season of burnout, right before Thanksgiving and the December holidays. Time to take some time. -
In-House Counsel, Sponsored Content, TechnologyThe Great Resignation Is Over – But Your In-House Legal Team Is Still A Flight Risk
Please join us on July 27th and learn practical strategies to combat burnout and reduce attrition. 
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BiglawBurned Out In Biglaw? You Aren't The Only One.
Actually a whole bunch of your colleagues feel the exact same way.
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Biglaw2021 Is Going To Be Even Worse Than 2020: Lawyer Burnout Is On The Rise
2021 is not looking great for lawyers' well-being. -
Biglaw
A New Way To Avoid Associate Burnout: Offer Credit Hours For Non-Billable Work
Something like this could actually work and help lighten the load for associates. -
Health / WellnessThe Danger In Always Being Busy
We all need time to breathe, both physically and mentally. -
Health / WellnessSo, You Want To Quit Law But You're Overcome With Fear? Try This Exercise.
It can be really challenging to make good decisions when you're experiencing burnout. -
Career Center, Career Files, LawyersFrom The Career Files: Do You Have What It Takes To Be Self-Employed?
Where we live beyond our means, finance everything--from homes to cars--with loans from banks, and count on our bi-weekly paycheck to make a dent in all of the bills that we have. 
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Non-SequitursNon-Sequiturs: 01.26.16
* Harvard Law professor Larry Lessig is now depending on a future President Trump to enact the campaign finance reforms he built his failed presidential bid upon. He’ll be waiting for a while. [The Crimson]
* Ted Cruz has pretty much always been a douche. [Funny or Die]
* The People v. O.J. Simpson explores racism, sexism, and more — all through costume. [Fashionista]
* U.S. Senators: They’re just like us! Claire McCaskill live-tweets her jury duty experience. [The Slot]
* How can you avoid burnout as a lawyer? [Associate’s Mind]
* Why are embattled public defender offices actually excited about the lawsuits against them? [Christian Science Monitor]
* Practical advice for taking advantage of the opportunities that are staring you right in the face. [Guile is Good]
* Get the inside scoop on why Rudy Giuliani jumped ship to Greenberg Traurig. [Big Law Business / Bloomberg BNA]
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