Mental Health

Work sucks, I know.

This is a very big problem for Biglaw. Law firms need to adapt -- and fast.

For Suicide Prevention Month, learn the two-ask rule and resolve to never mind your own business if you see the signs.

Things need to change in Biglaw -- fast -- to save mental health for attorneys.

Lots of associates are feeling the pressure.

Do older lawyers have any empathy for what their younger colleagues are going through?

For something that's so desperately needed, you'd think that the steps taken by law firms to address mental health would be much larger.

Stress affects a huge majority of in-house counsel.

News of the associate's tragic death comes during a time of renewed interest in mental health assistance for attorneys. If you are concerned about yourself or another lawyer, there is help available.

A partner's death is making lawyers reassess the long hours that are often required to complete the work at Biglaw firms.

‘We’re literally dying,’ a law student writes in an important new essay.

More firms need to change their wellbeing programming to better assist their attorneys.

Quinn Emanuel's director of well-being explains how he's helping employees navigate mental health issues at his firm.

Sometimes you just have to take care of your mental health.

Instagram at your own risk.

There are so many enticing ways to avoid your feelings, like fighting, Amazon, wine, Netflix, or billable hours.

The student has been banned from campus, and there is no threat at the law school at this time.

The time has come to stop asking questions about mental health on bar exam applications.