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Good Attorneys Can Experience Burnout

Workers' Compensation Law Section

Credit(s):

1 Participatory MCLE Credits
1 Wellness Competence

Course Number:

WC_01-10-25_04

Original Program Date:

January 10, 2025

Duration:

1 hour

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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In this one-hour session, Dr. Bob Larsen will broach the uncomfortable topic of BURNOUT among trial attorneys, focusing on the California workers’ comp system. Burnout is not unique to the field of law. The case of a fire captain will illustrate the universal response to unique work-related stressors, e.g. critical incidents. Attorneys are not alone in being at risk for impairment or burnout.
Seminar participants will be presented with the various contributors to lawyer burnout, e.g. demanding clients, long hours, & maladaptive coping. Dr. Bob will detail the numerous warning signs for burnout, e.g. cynicism, fatigue. Tips for managing expected, recognized stressors for litigators will result in having a sense of hope to better cope.

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