By: Jesse Walker, Psy.D May is observed as Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States. This blog post features some of the issues of mental health in the legal
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By: Kayla Cruz The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted most of the workforce into a hybrid working model with a combination of onsite work and work from other spaces (mainly home). For
May Mental Health Tips!
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Legal Innovators is sharing some Mental Health and Wellness Tips! These tips are small things you can do day-to-day to
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By: Kayla Cruz and Oriana Alexander Mental health and well-being go hand in hand with career satisfaction. Positive mental health helps employees cope with increasing and changing responsibilities at work
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By: Kayla Cruz As more women began entering the legal profession in the 1980s and 1990s, many wondered whether it was possible to create the career path they wanted and
LegalWeek 2022 – Prioritizing Actionable DE&I Metrics That Matter
LegalWeek in New York is an event where thousands of legal professionals gather to network, dive deeper into professional development, and explore topics and strategies specifically tailored to their unique
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