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.
Solo lawyers looking to scale practices face a myriad of opportunities and challenges including how to maintain standards while staying mentally strong.
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…
Moral injury is a real danger to many legal practioners and is sometimes confused with vicarious trauma, but each affects people in different ways.
Solicitors Stefan Briggs and David King visited Morocco on April 2018 to run a 250km ultramarathon to raise money for Giant Steps, a school for…
Kombucha. Kimchi. Fermented vegies with your burger? Take a look at the science behind the latest food fad.
Law firms can keep the R U OK? conversation to support mental health support going throughout the year.
Picking up the early signs of burnout can avert a crisis from which it can take years to recover.
What are the key habits and traits of people who live exceptionally long, healthy lives?
Solicitor Anna Verney, who worked at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse writes the Commission’s approach to vicarious trauma and the…
Cutting back on the digital onslaught might help ease your mind, as well as free up time.
A new study finds that just thinking about your mobile causes a drop in mental ability.
Being perfect sounds good but the pressure can affect your physical and mental health along with your work performance.
Studies show that having caffeine before a workout can help you burn fat and exercise for longer.