Elizabeth Rimmer
Don’t miss your chance to take part
There’s still time to have your say in LawCare’s Life in the Law 2025 research before the surveys close on Friday 21 March. Don’t miss your chance to share your experiences and help shape a healthier, more supportive legal sector.
Your voice matters. Make sure it’s heard before the deadline.
- Life in the Law 2025 survey for individuals working in the legal sector in any capacity.
- Life in the Law 2025 survey for organisations. This is aimed at those responsible for people management or wellbeing in law firms, chambers and in-house legal departments – to find out more about mental health initiatives, policies and practices.
This research is vital – it captures real experiences of working in law, revealing what’s helpful, what isn’t, and where improvements are needed to better support mental health at work. Without fresh data, LawCare can’t track progress or gauge how effectively organisations are supporting their teams.
By taking part, you help identify key challenges and contribute valuable knowledge that will shape practical, evidence-based solutions and meaningful change.
Elizabeth Rimmer, CEO of LawCare, says: “This is your last chance to have your voice heard and have a positive impact on the future of mental health in the legal sector. Life in the Law 2025 is a key opportunity to understand the challenges legal professionals face and what needs to change. Your insights will contribute to a healthier, more supportive legal sector — don’t miss out, take part before 21 March!”
What do the surveys ask?
The surveys ask about key issues affecting people in the legal sector including workload, burnout, mental health, workplace culture, bullying, career concerns, and existing support measures.
The surveys are anonymous and only take 10 to 15 minutes to complete. Your responses will remain confidential, ensuring that you can share your experiences openly and honestly.
If you have more questions about Life in the Law 2025 see the FAQs on the LawCare website.
Further Reading
Influence the future of mental health in the legal sector – Chronicle Law – Your Legal News
Record-breaking year for LawCare’s support channels – Chronicle Law – Your Legal News