Mentoring as a two-way street
Mentoring is not just an act of altruism; it’s a powerful way to build professional identity, leadership and renewed purpose.
The lawyer’s disappearing attention span
Technology and heavy workloads are eroding lawyers’ focus. Experts say it is not weak willpower but by design.
The plan you’re not supposed to have yet
Early career lawyers feel pressure to sound certain about their future long before they can be. Here’s why that’s mostly performance.
How to scale a solo law practice without losing clients or burning out
Solo lawyers looking to scale practices face a myriad of opportunities and challenges including how to maintain standards while staying mentally strong.
Can we legislate a higher birth rate and do we want to?
LSJ Online looks at how legislation can favour a consistently healthy birth rate in nations that need it and why it matters to keep this…
That’s so wrong: moral injury vs vicarious trauma
Moral injury is a real danger to many legal practioners and is sometimes confused with vicarious trauma, but each affects people in different ways.
Workplace culture a key factor in lawyers’ wellbeing, study finds
A new study has revealed the critical role of workplace culture in the wellbeing of Australian lawyers…
Finding ‘The Third Space’
The transition between our work and home lives is something that does not always come naturally.
Overcoming imposter syndrome
Imposter syndrome is a very common experience amongst law students and legal professionals alike.
The four pillars of wellbeing
Wellbeing, mental health, happiness, flourishing, and thriving – are all synonymous words that imply the living of a meaningful and purposeful life.
