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June 11, 2026

Beyond Burnout: Building Healthier Legal Workplaces, by Chase Andersen

Burnout among lawyers is not simply an individual struggle. It affects lawyers in law firms, government roles, corporate legal departments, nonprofit organizations, and other legal workplaces. Emerging research indicates that rates of attorney burnout are increasing, making it even more important for legal employers to improve how well-being is supported in the workplace. When legal workplaces … [Read more...]

Article by Sarah MacGillis / Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health, Perfectionism

March 12, 2026

Rethinking Your Legal Career: Why Reflection Matters Before Making a Career Change

Career changes often begin with the realization that something about our work no longer feels right. This can be a daunting realization after the years we’ve invested in reaching our current position. What often follows is a rush into a job search without pausing to consider what is truly driving the desire for change—and whether those same issues might show up again in a new environment. Many … [Read more...]

Article by Patty Devoy / Career, Stress, The Practice of Law, Well-Being / Career, change, Stress, work

February 13, 2026

FEBRUARY IS EATING DISORDER AWARENESS MONTH

February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month By: Jon M. Tynjala   February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month, and the week of February 23 to March 1 is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. The purpose of these designations is to shine a light on a set of conditions that all too often tend to be overlooked or ignored. It is often said that eating disorders hide in plain sight. … [Read more...]

Article by Sarah MacGillis / Mental Health / Eating Disorders

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