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The efforts some firms and schools are undertaking to tackle the mental health problems in the legal profession are commendable. But until we stop perceiving each other as a threat, the profession will continue to suffer at rates higher than in similar occupations.
October 15, 2019 at 02:13 PM
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Deputy editor-in-chief, Law.com
Law.com’s Minds Over Matters project is covering mental health problems in the legal profession—and what law firms and law schools are doing to help address the challenges. In working on our yearlong project that started in May, I’ve come to believe this: The basic foundation for healthier, happier lawyers comes from supporting each other as law students.
As a law student, I was extraordinarily average.
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