How to avoid collaboration overload
Collaboration is a given in law firms, but it can easily become overwhelming. Clear boundaries and purposeful communication are key to making it work.
Should more young lawyers take a gap year?
As law firms continue to grapple with worker burnout among young lawyers, experts say a career break for grads could be part of the solution.
How solo lawyers and small firms can break the overwork cycle
Overwork in the legal profession often focuses on the big end of town, but exhausting work hours can affect all lawyers
Curbing lawyer burnout
As law firms continues to struggle with high rates of worker burnout, experts are split on whether new right to disconnect laws will provide a…
Futureproofing your legal career: Law Society 2023 Conference
Futureproofing your legal career will be a key focus at the Law Society of NSW’s Annual Conference on 5 and 6 October. LSJ offers a…
Do you need a personal assistant for your life?
Struggling to keep a household running on top of a busy career is a common conundrum for many lawyers
Great Expectations • part three
This four part series explores the challenges faced in creating sustainable legal career paths. Practitioners at various ages and stages of their careers share their…
Helping lawyers navigate mental health challenges
The President of the Law Society of NSW hosts a panel of experts to discuss how lawyers and practice leaders can deal effectively with workplace…
The burnout profession
Burnout has become a hot topic for professionals in 2019 and millennials are not the only employees at risk. Lawyers of all ages are being…
Need a break? Take a micro-holiday
Adding a mini-holiday to your schedule can help you to recharge before you burn out.
Are you burning out?
Picking up the early signs of burnout can avert a crisis from which it can take years to recover.