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: lawjobspipeline.com BlogWhy Are Lawyers So Depressed? Can It Be Just Legal Jobs?
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An interesting note in the WSJ Law Blog dealt recently with the “D” word as it applies to lawyers. Christmas is a tough time for many - loneliness, a sense of worthlessness and who knows what else? - but can these apply at this or any other time to highly paid attorneys?
It’s a major issue, with up to 20% of the profession afflicted by depression in the US and we would imagine the figure is not much different elsewhere either.
The item looks at Jim Webb, a McAfee & Taft lawyer who spends much of his time talking about his depression issues. Take a look at the post and the vlog.
Full post as published by lawjobspipeline.com Blog on December 27, 2007 (boomark / email).
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