The role of doubt in the legal profession
High Court Justice Jacqueline Gleeson sought to open the curtains on the issue of doubt, in her recent address at the annual Minds Count Foundation…
Tips for responding to a crisis constructively
Suggestions for responding constructively when major crises or conflicts affect people we know – either in our own community or across the world
Not all mental health apps are created equal
An app is never a substitute for real help from a human professional – experts share some traps to avoid
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…
Finding a place in the law
It’s important that we create inclusive spaces for people with disabilities, including mental health problems, to encourage equal participation in our profession.
Law firms do better in safeguarding employees’ mental health
A national survey of professional workers across Australia has cast light on how employees in different industries feel their mental health needs are being addressed.
Pandemic mental health toll on lawyers revealed
Lawyers reported declining rates of mental wellbeing and have struggled to focus amid extended lockdowns.
The problem with perfection
LSJ explores the dark side of a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Transitioning back to the office: Rights and responsibilities
Tips for employers and employees alike in negotiating the transition back to the office.
What’s new with section 32? Mental health, cognitive impairment and criminal law
An overview of the forthcoming changes to mental health and criminal law legislation.
Can ‘Trust Tech’ help firms eradicate sexual harassment?
Innovations that enable employees to anonymously report workplace sexual harassment have been lauded as potential game-changers.