Burned Out In Biglaw? You Aren’t The Only One.
Actually a whole bunch of your colleagues feel the exact same way.
Actually a whole bunch of your colleagues feel the exact same way.
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Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
During an unprecedented pandemic year, personal and professional anxieties can throw even the most seasoned lawyers off their games.
2021 is not looking great for lawyers' well-being.
This year’s Well-Being Week in Law arrives as many firms are gearing up for a return to the office. While most have made operational changes to keep their people COVID-safe, how will they address their mental health needs during this unprecedented transition?
Many of you are engaged in a dangerous activity, as you read these words....
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A new study on white-collar workers is a treasure trove of bad news for lawyers.
What is the meaning of "Kumbaya," and what relevance does it have for lawyers? Columnist Steve Dykstra explains.
Megan Grandinetti explains why "treating yourself" to comfort food is a bad idea, even during a grueling all-nighter at your law firm.
You should totally get in on this "being well" thing.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
How do you actually get people to believe you are too sick to work?
Megan Grandinetti, an attorney, health coach, and yoga teacher, offers seven health tips for junior associates.
Has anybody considered that lawyers "drink too much" because "they can"?
Lawyers, especially Biglaw lawyers, have some unique challenges when battling to stay physically fit. One of those challenges is being too smart for stupid weight loss tips…
It doesn't come as a galloping shock to anybody that lawyers average less sleep than almost anybody else. What is surprising is the figure. What the hell kind of lazy lawyer is getting seven entire hours of sleep every day?