Topic
Well-being
72 published works
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Article: Counting Down, Counting Up: Flourishing Science; Flourishing for Ourselves, Our Clients’ Families, and Our Professional Practices
By Teddy Groce
Steve R. Akers recently published Counting Down, Counting Up: Flourishing Science; Flourishing for Ourselves, Our Clients’ Families, and Our Professional Practices, 2026. Provided below is the Introduction: This topic is…
RIPS Law Librarian Blog
Slow Librarianship
Last week I attended the AALL Webinar, “Balancing Metrics and Mindfulness: An Introduction to Slow Librarianship for Law Library Professionals” and I found it to be just what I needed.…
H & E Blog
Episode 379: How to Face Lawyer Burnout When Success Looks Good on Paper
Discover how lawyer burnout can hide behind strong billing, steady clients, and big wins while gratitude, reflection, and small steps restore control. In this episode, Molly and Wendy Meadows, walk…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
One in five Illinois lawyers rates their mental health as fair or poor
New study addresses alcohol and drug use, gambling, stress within the state’s legal profession
C | M | Law Library Blog
Well-Being Round-Up for the Legal Profession
Lawyer well-being continues to make the news across the profession, with issues such as AI and caregiving coming to the forefront. To catch up on the latest about well-being, stress…
Littler Publications, Press, and Events
Compassion Fatigue Drains Lawyers’ Capacity as Leaders, Advisers
Compassion Fatigue Drains Lawyers’ Capacity as Leaders, Advisers Michelle Gomez says lawyers often suffer from compassion fatigue from routinely absorbing the human stakes surrounding legal problems, and she offers ways…
Texas Bar Blog
The Critical Support of Relationships in Lawyer Happiness
By Ted Anderson
When I look back on my 40-year career as a trial lawyer and my time as managing partner, certain memories come to me immediately. After one particularly arduous trial victory,…
Slaw
Book Review: How to Succeed (And Stay Human) in Law School: Pathways to Happiness and High Performance in the Study and Practice of Law
By Canadian Association Of Law Libraries
Several times each month, we are pleased to republish a recent book review from the Canadian Law Library Review (CLLR). CLLR is the official journal of the Canadian Association of…
Fretzin Blog
Pete Leibman: High-Performance Habits Lawyers Can Actually Sustain
Most lawyers think more hours equal more success—but what if that belief is quietly destroying their performance? In this episode, you’ll learn how to borrow habits from elite athletes to…
Mike McBride Online
Worth Reading – Rest Is Part of the Work: Why Recovery Can’t Be Something We Earn
By Mike McBride
The human body and brain work best when rest and recovery are part of the schedule. It really is that simple. When we constantly try to "earn" the right to…