Special Feature: Preparing for long-term impact of the pandemic critical going forward

Law firms need to step up mental health support, mentorship initiatives to counteract isolation
Special Feature: Preparing for long-term impact of the pandemic critical going forward

Mentorship is suffering in the COVID-19 pandemic – and legal practitioners are hanging on to it by a thread.

This exclusive feature from Shields O’Donnell MacKillop LLP deep dives into why mentorship is essential for firms and why leaders must act now to implement mental health initiatives and support for their people.

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  • Why the success of a law firm depends on mentorship

  • The impact of the past 18 months on the legal profession 

  • How mental health issues impacts lawyers of all ages

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Shields O’Donnell MacKillop LLP