Crown Estate general counsel and company secretary Rob Booth is making a concerted effort to ensure the mental well-being of lawyers his company uses and says his team “calls out” law firms if they see lawyers recording time at unsocial hours.

Speaking with Legal Week, the U.K. arm of Law.com International, Booth highlighted the importance of “psychological safety” and said: ”It’s incumbent on us to plan properly and avoid people working late.”

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