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The IBA has recent conducted a comprehensive survey into mental health of legal practitioners. In this seminar, the results of that survey are presented together with some reflections on how to improve lawyer wellbeing.
Session Catalogue
International Bar Association – results of survey into mental health in the legal profession
$77.00
8 June 2021
The IBA has recent conducted a comprehensive survey into mental health of legal practitioners. In this seminar, the results of that survey are presented together with some reflections on how to improve lawyer wellbeing.
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