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.
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.
Leading with compassion and inclusion
Leading with compassion and inclusion is always a work in progress but the benefits can be widely enjoyed.
How quiet quitting is taking hold in law
The demands of the profession make lawyers particularly susceptible to the social media-driven phenomenon.
Is there such a thing as the perfect alarm tone?
With the return to office work – and no longer being able to roll out of bed and straight into a Zoom meeting – many…
Adding another string to his bow
Thomas Jones joined the legal profession after years of working in the United States as a professional violinist, and now he’s recruiting for other musicians.