Unlocking the Potential of Legal Teams Through Wellbeing and Effective Leadership
June 25, 2025
AUTHOR Inside Practice
In this episode we sit down with Elizabeth Rimmer, CEO at LawCare and a passionate advocate for mental health in the legal profession.
Elizabeth highlights key shifts in legal mental health—more awareness, proactive culture, and empathetic leadership. She also shares insights on busting burnout myths, the need for better management training, and building healthier workplaces.
We're also delighted that Elizabeth is also a speaker Legal Wellbeing: London on September 11, hosting the session State of the Industry: Wellbeing and Mental Health in Law Firms'. The discussion will examine the evolving risks to mental health in the workplace as well as sharing insights and practical steps to build healthier, more sustainable workplace cultures that support wellbeing and mental health.
AI-native legal practice depends on task selection, source control, risk-proportionate verification and accountable client advice—not prompt fluency alone.
Why legal technology risk needs a connected approach, and how Inside Practice’s New York and London events and LegalTechRisk.com support that work.
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