Gender and mental health in the legal profession, and rethinking the business model
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Richard Martin
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Richard Collier is a leading academic thinker around a range of issues facing the legal profession. I wanted to share this interview with him from World Trademark Review in which he brings a number of these thoughts together.
www.worldtrademarkreview.com/law-firms/theres-lot-suffering-out-there-leading-academic-warns-legal-professions-mental-health
There’s a lot of suffering out there” – leading academic warns of the legal profession’s mental health problem
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