One lawyer tells her story of being lured in by prestigious law firms with the promise of something 'exciting', but the reality felt isolating and inescapable.
August 20, 2021 at 04:59 AM
4 minute read
Senior Reporter
As mental health and well-being continues to rise up the agenda in the industry, we continue to pull back the curtain on why some associates are quitting the industry.
In the latest in our series on the issues, we speak to another associate about her decision to leave a top tier firm earlier this year. To see other articles in the series, click here.
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