Unhappiness and Depression Among Lawyers: An Epidemic

The Legal Seagull: Law | Litigation | Self-Help | Legal History by Neer Lerner

Feb 9, 201745:33Government & Organizations

According to the Dave Nee Foundation , which promotes awareness of depression among lawyers, "lawyers are 3.6 times more likely to suffer from depression than non-lawyers." In a February 2016 study published in the Journ...

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