The two-way link between alcohol and mental health
There’s a strong connection between alcohol use and mental health problems. In law, the pressures of the profession can make these issues even more pronounced.
By Angela Tufvesson - 8 min read
Who gets fired over social media posts?
What you say and do on social media can affect your employment. Is this fair – or an invasion of privacy?
By Brady Robards and Darren Graf - 4 min read
Do you answer emails after work hours?
The creep of digital communications into our entire lives is not as harmless as we think.
By Amy Zadow - 4 min read
Squeezing the most out of a mentoring relationship
I have a mentor and we have had a couple of nice catch-ups but now I am unsure as to what to address in my…
By Maud Lindley - 3 min read
10 Indigenous people nailing careers in Law
Trailblazers in their fields, these 10 legal minds have worked tirelessly to advance Indigenous people’s rights and serve as leaders in the profession.
By Floyd Alexander-Hunt - 2 min read
Why in-house counsel needs to be across whistle-blower laws
Shana Schreier-Joffe, Consulting Principal at Keypoint Law, highlights what in-house counsel need to know about the new whistle-blower legislation.
By Floyd Alexander-Hunt - 1 min read
Sitting pretty in the workplace
For those of you slaving away at your (non-standing) desks all day, what can you do to develop better sitting habits? Don’t slump now –…
By Melissa Coade - 1 min read
Reputation vs credibility
While reputation is shallow and fragile, credibility can be transformative. Building it, however, requires honesty, authenticity and vulnerability.
By Angela Heise - 1 min read
How to work with high-conflict personalities
Law firms are magnets for high-conflict personalities. Megan Hunter has these tips for lawyers managing difficult clients and colleagues.
By Kate Allman - 1 min read