Author: Lindsey Welfley

By Lindsey M. Welfley Law firms must live in a constant state of adaptation to meet the needs of their attorneys and staff. Smith + Malek, with offices in Coeur […]

By Susan P. Mauk and Jamie Shropshire Recently, state bars and the American Bar Association have promoted wellness initiatives for their members, championing the value of meditation, yoga, and walks […]

By Anonymous I entered law school as a sober alcoholic.  I had moved to a new state for school, and a personal trauma plus the stress of my first year […]

By Hon. Gregory M. Culet At some point in the course of our careers as lawyers and judges, some of us have had the necessary, albeit unpleasant experience of participating […]

By Mark J. Fucile Both academic research and the popular legal media have increasingly discussed the “wellness” challenges facing the legal profession.[i]  At the same time, the organized bar both […]

By David E. Kerrick This morning I realized I have been in the business of the practice of law for 40 years.  I graduated from the University of Idaho College […]