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September 06, 2023 at 05:00 AM
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In a profession that markets itself on client service, clients are often at the crux of attorneys’ mental health issues.
That’s according to the American Lawyer’s 2023 Mental Health Survey, which polled roughly 2,500 Big Law attorneys on how their work impacted their mental well-being.
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