Mental Health
A problem shared is a problem halved: is that the case for lawyers?
Creating a safe space for lawyers to share their feelings can improve mental health and wellbeing, write Nikki Edwards and Avneet Baryan
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Pinsent Masons seeks ‘lasting change’ after inquest into partner’s death sparks mental health debate
Details of circumstances surrounding death of Vanessa Ford led to outcry over pressures lawyers face at work
Bar Council to commission review after reports of bullying and harassment grow
Barristers’ professional body for England and Wales commits to tackle ‘systemic issue’
Menopause in the legal profession: how senior managers can help
For World Menopause Day, Moore Barlow’s Sarah Andrews discusses how senior managers can help women continue to thrive in their legal careers as she describes her own menopause story
Keeping up with Gen Z: the changing face of luxury
Remfry & Sagar’s Radha Khera looks at Gen Z’s growing influence and how brands are responding to their growing buying power
'Talk to someone' – LawCare's chief executive on the need for lawyers to be more open about mental health
Elizabeth Rimmer explains why stigma is the main obstacle preventing improvements in wellbeing within the profession – and what can be done about it
Baroness Floella Benjamin to host Women and Diversity in Law Awards
Prominent diversity and children’s rights campaigner will join 400 guests at next Tuesday’s awards in London
Creating safe spaces for neurodivergence in the workplace
Companies need to think differently about how they can support employees with autism and ADHD, writes Express Solicitors partner Damian Bradley
IBA launches new global commission to improve lawyer wellbeing
Commission is co-chaired by American Bar Association president Deborah Enix-Ross
UK lawyers increasingly concerned about their career prospects, LawCare study shows
Some 22% of legal professionals called LawCare with career concerns last year, up from 8% a year earlier
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