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A recent survey of 1,900 lawyers discovered some alarming findings in relation to the impact workplace culture can have on...
The Zeigarnik effect: for lawyers, unfinished tasks don’t just linger; they demand attention. This is no coincidence,...
Lawyers Weekly is pleased to welcome Olympic champion Ian Thorpe AM for a keynote address at its second annual Partner...
Few lawyers would be willing openly to discuss their mistakes as they would their successes, writes Ray Steinwall.
A better lawyer does not just come from experience; it also comes from gaining a wider perspective and better worldview...
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As burnout and stress remain rampant within the legal profession, a partner at a national law asserts that integrating...
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The narcisphere, a domain where manipulative, toxic behaviours thrive, exists in many high-pressure professional...
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Failure to address psychosocial risks isn’t just an employee wellbeing issue; it’s a legal one that could carry...
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Perfectionism is often seen as a strength in the legal profession. Lawyers are expected to be meticulous, precise, and...
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McCabes principal Peter Hunt has always enjoyed writing in his spare time, but upon learning of an instance of “true...
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Barristers’ independence can be a double-edged sword; while it allows autonomy, it also creates profound isolation,...
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The newly elected president of the Law Society of NSW has identified four key priorities that will serve as focal points...
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From holiday mode to high performance: Let’s make February a time to pause, reset, and rediscover calm, writes...
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The various threats to judges’ mental and physical health, and subsequently “their capacity to judge well”, are...
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