When do you know for sure that some sort of an impairment is affecting a lawyer’s job performance? How can you tell if it’s a drug problem? Or a medical condition? And what do you do about an older lawyer with dementia who seems sharp some days and confused and out of sorts at other times?
These are some of the kinds of questions that will be discussed Friday, October 18 at a half-day symposium sponsored by the Connecticut Bar Association, Connecticut Bar Foundation and Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers.
