Law firms have rolled out a number of initiatives to help their workforces combat poor mental health during the coronavirus pandemic. The initiatives come amid U.K. Mental Health Awareness Week kicked off, with research by charity LawCare revealing on Monday the extent of the stress caused by the current climate on the industry.
Allen & Overy has introduced a global monthly survey to gather feedback on how staff are faring while working from home, as well as any concerns that its global staff may have during the crisis.
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Lawyers are struggling to deal with mental health problems caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.



