Half of women working in law say their working patterns are unsustainable for their health
New research from the Next 100 Years: Women In Law, supported by LawCare, RPC and Goodbody Wellness Company.
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New research from the Next 100 Years: Women In Law, supported by LawCare, RPC and Goodbody Wellness Company.
Led by Drs Arabella Kurtz & Anna Churcher-Clarke.
Are you a lawyer with management responsibilities? Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed and isolated, with no one to talk through work dilemmas?
As Elizabeth Rimmer prepares to leave LawCare at the end of June, we are pleased to announce that Trish McLellan, LawCare’s Director of Engagement, will become Interim CEO from 1 July.
Emma Roche looks at how philosophy can help lawyers understand themselves better. She explores why knowing what drives us, how we react under pressure and what matters to us can make a real difference to how we work, lead and live.
We’re looking for new online chat volunteers to help support people across the legal sector. It’s a chance to use your experience to make a real difference to others.
We’ve been lucky enough to receive two Silver Bond places for the TCS London Marathon. Apply now for your chance to run for LawCare in 2027.
Our CEO Elizabeth Rimmer has shared some thoughts in the The Law Society Gazette on legal education, workplace culture and what really helps people build sustainable careers in the legal sector.
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week, and a good reminder that while talking about mental health matters, taking action matters too (even small actions).
This webinar took place on 11 June 2026. This training explored practical ways to approach difficult conversations with more confidence and support better communication at work.
Anna Buttimore shares what she’s learned from LawCare’s helpline about how small actions by managers can make a big difference to mental health.
Please note that booking for this event has now closed.
We’re really pleased to welcome Emma Williams as our new chair of trustees, and to have recruited eight new trustees to join the Board.