Wellness and Well-being in the Legal Profession (Nov 17, 2021)

Recent reports on mental health and wellness in relation to the legal profession.

• "Law students report exhaustion, anxiety, food insecurity amid pandemic," Reuters

• "New Partners Say Mental Health Stigma Persists Despite Law Firms' Efforts," The American Lawyer

• "20% Of Corporate Lawyers Are 'Highly Exhausted'; 68% Of Them Are Looking To Change Jobs," TaxProf Blog

• "Kirkland Kicks Off European In-Person Partner Conferences With Wellbeing Top of Agenda," Law.com International

• "Sharing Power With Young Lawyers May Slow Associate Attrition and Management Burnout," The American Lawyer

• "Addressing the Mental Health of LGBTQ+ Students," Inside Higher Ed

• "To Get Ahead at Work, Lawyers Find It Helps to Actually Be at Work," The New York Times

• "43% of law students reported food insecurity worries during pandemic, survey finds," ABA Journal

• "LSSSE: The COVID Crisis In Legal Education," TaxProf Blog

• "The Shifting Nature of Employee Benefits, Wellness and PTO Incentives," Corporate Counsel

• "You Up? As Tech Burnout Grows, Lawyers Struggle to Set Boundaries," Legaltech News

• "Burnout Is Going to Cause a Wave of Turnover Among Law Firm Leaders," The American Lawyer

• "'Play the Game YOUR Way': 1L, Unsure If She's 'Cut Out' for Law School, Starts Twitter Dialogue on Law Student Mental Health," Law.com

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