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.
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.
Is it stress or anxiety?
Determining which one you are experiencing is important to ensure effective management.
The case for taking self-care seriously
It might sound like the domain of chilled-out people with time on their hands, but self-care is exactly what busy lawyers need in times of…
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…
Building workplace congeniality
Professional identity among lawyers encompasses a complex interplay of personal values, societal perceptions, and professional aspirations.