"The strain on our mental health has been outrageous," one female law firm partner participant in the new research by First 100 Years said.
May 20, 2020 at 04:25 AM
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Senior Reporter
Women in the legal industry are concerned that the COVID-19 pandemic will drive further gender inequality within the profession, and that there are particular mental health issues arising for women currently working at home due to the crisis.
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