43. A Legal Assignment Is Just One Person With a Problem Asking Another Person for Help
If there’s one thing we could do to improve the mental health and well-being of the legal profession as a whole, what would it be? The answer, we suggest, is empathy. In other words, to see the profession at a people level and reframe client service around empathy and human values.
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