Meet the Advisory Board Guiding Law.com's Yearlong Mental Health Reporting Project
Our board members share powerful stories, in their own words, about their experiences and what they hope to change.
May 12, 2019 at 07:00 PM
18 minute read
The advisory board for Law.com's Minds Over Matters reporting project brings a singular perspective on mental health and well-being in the legal industry. From learning from personal experiences to research-driven analysis of the issues, the board's members are all dedicated to solving issues that impact the legal industry at rates higher than most other professions. Below, you will meet our esteemed board members, who will help guide us through this project, and hear in their own words what is motivating them to effect change.
Miriam Beezy
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