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The Time Is Now: Leading the Charge for Lawyer Well-Being
August 14, 2019
Laureen M. Cappello, Director of Human Resources – Benefits and HRIS/Payroll at Mintz, co-authored an article that was published by the National Association for Law Placement, Inc.’s PD Quarterly, a digital journal that explores lawyer and law student professional development and talent management topics.
The article titled “The Time Is Now: Leading the Charge for Lawyer Well-Being” provides practical suggestions for implementing well-being policies and practices in the law firm environment.
Ms. Cappello co-authored the article with Jeannette Boot, a Partner at WilmerHale, and Brenda Fingold, Assistant Director, Workplace and Leadership Education at Brown University School of Public Health.
The article titled “The Time Is Now: Leading the Charge for Lawyer Well-Being” provides practical suggestions for implementing well-being policies and practices in the law firm environment.
Ms. Cappello co-authored the article with Jeannette Boot, a Partner at WilmerHale, and Brenda Fingold, Assistant Director, Workplace and Leadership Education at Brown University School of Public Health.
What Young Lawyers Are Getting Wrong
August 7, 2019
During recent Q&As with Law360 as part of an ongoing interview series, Mintz Managing Partner Robert Bodian and leaders from several other law firms pointed to the most common career blunders they see new attorneys make.
Immigration Courts Are 'Ignoring The Law,' Mass. Judge Says
August 6, 2019
An article published by Law360 covered a motion hearing in a class action lawsuit, Pereira Brito v. Barr, filed by Mintz, together with the ACLU of Massachusetts and the ACLU of New Hampshire, challenging the government’s practice of denying due process to detained immigrants.
Mintz Advises Vida Ventures on $600 Million Vida II Fund
August 05, 2019
In this article published on LinkedIn by a representative of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, the statewide association for Massachusetts employers, Mintz Member Katharine Beattie and Associate Brendan Lowd commented on a recent ruling in a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case that will affect the state’s wage and hour laws.
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