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Research manager, UK Legal 500. Former bassist, JLP/The Scoops. HM Prison Service Staff Ideas Scheme winner 2002
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‘A Performance Crisis Hiding In Plain Sight’: Half Of Women In Law Say Demands Of Work Are Unsustainable

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By Ben Wheway Verified
| Mondaq
Legal Business are most popular: within Technology topic(s) in United Kingdom with readers working within the Technology and Law Firm industries Half of women working in law say the demands of their job are unsustainable for their long-term health, according to new research which canvassed the views of more than 500 female legal professionals.
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‘A performance crisis hiding in plain sight’: half of women say demands of their job are unsustainable

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By Ben Wheway Verified
| Legal Business Verified
Half of women working in law say the demands of their job are unsustainable for their long-term health, according to new research which canvassed the views of more than 500 female legal professionals. The finding is among a series of stark conclusions drawn from the new report ‘Pressure Points: Mapping Women’s Wellbeing in Law,’ based on a survey of women in law conducted by the Next 100 Years, a project focused on advancing equality and supporting women across the legal profession.
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DLA Piper, Bird & Bird and Linklaters lawyers lead the way as new Europe and US Green Ambassadors are unveiled

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By Ben Wheway Verified
| Legal Business Verified
DLA Piper, Bird & Bird and Linklaters have emerged as the best-represented firms in the latest cohort of Green Ambassadors, Legal 500’s guide to the lawyers leading the sustainability agenda across Europe and the US. Almost 200 lawyers from a total of 95 firms have been recognised as Green Ambassadors after months of research by Legal 500 into the lawyers championing sustainability and the green transition across Europe and the US. Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up.
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