Some Practice Areas Are More Stressful Than Others
Lawyers who practice in some areas of the law are often made of tougher stuff than the rest of us.
Lawyers who practice in some areas of the law are often made of tougher stuff than the rest of us.
Would-be Gen Z lawyers are learning how to deal with Biglaw life before they even get there.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Traumatizing an associate to make them quit? Crude, but effective.
Is the profession speeding us all to early graves?
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This is a worrisome trend.
This study is great cause for concern when it comes to the Biglaw model.
Running a law office can be highly stressful, endless, and thankless work. We lawyers must take better care of ourselves.
Given the nature of the job, direct and indirect stress go with the territory. What can be done about it?
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Carrying the entire weight of a law firm on your shoulders is hard work.
Steps every firm and individual should take to improve work-life balance.
We all need time to breathe, both physically and mentally.
Helpful hints to combat deadline stress.
Stress may be part of the job, but what’s the point of being a lawyer if you’re not going to enjoy it a little?