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16 April 2024FeaturesDiversitySarah Speight

Burnout: are law firms doing enough to protect the mental wellbeing of their staff?

The conversation on how law firms can better protect the wellbeing and mental health of their employees has been reignited over the past few months. Could there finally be a culture shift ahead? Sarah Speight reports.

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