Do Biglaw’s Long Hours Need A ‘Trigger Warning’? After The Death Of A Partner, This Lawyer Says Yes
A partner's death is making lawyers reassess the long hours that are often required to complete the work at Biglaw firms.
A partner's death is making lawyers reassess the long hours that are often required to complete the work at Biglaw firms.
‘We’re literally dying,’ a law student writes in an important new essay.
More firms need to change their wellbeing programming to better assist their attorneys.
The vendor certainly knew its audience.
He beat the odds, went to law school, and became a lawyer. He will be missed.
Quinn Emanuel's director of well-being explains how he's helping employees navigate mental health issues at his firm.
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
The struggle of the juggle is real, but there are ways to help yourself before helping others.
Law firm partners experience a wide range of emotions, but according to this study, they all seem to wind up at the same sad place in the end.
This is an important change that will eliminate a barrier to mental health treatment.
There are so many enticing ways to avoid your feelings, like fighting, Amazon, wine, Netflix, or billable hours.
And how to navigate them in 2026.
The student has been banned from campus, and there is no threat at the law school at this time.
The time has come to stop asking questions about mental health on bar exam applications.
A former Biglaw associate explains how his firm offered endless compassion after he was diagnosed with ALS.
It's all about job security (or the lack thereof).
Some wisdom for those who are currently studying for the bar exam.