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Nick Gallagher
CEO of The Solicitors' Charity
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CEO of The Solicitors' Charity.
Nick Gallagher has been CEO of The Solicitors' Charity since 2019. Working with a dedicated staff team he has overall responsibility for day-to-day leadership and management of the Charity. He supports highly experienced volunteer Trustees to set direction and policy. Nick’s prior experience includes leading three charities operating in the legal sphere. He has a deep understanding of the challenges that solicitors face. Under his leadership, the Charity delivers impactful support that helps many clients return to independent, self-sustaining lives, while others receive ongoing assistance. Nick is passionate about expanding the charity’s reach, so more solicitors feel confident seeking help.
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LEGAL CHARITIES · 3 MIN READ
The Solicitors’ Charity dedicates September to celebrating the support behind the legal profession
The Solicitors’ Charity is dedicating September to highlighting the people behind the legal profession, the pressures solicitors can face and the network of support available to them. The month-long campaign will showcase the Charity’s work and the collective contribution that helps make its support possible.
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LEGAL NEWS · 3 MIN READ
Former Law Society President highlights need to support solicitors to thrive in the profession
Former Law Society President Dr I. Stephanie Boyce CBE has called for greater attention to the pressures affecting solicitors from different backgrounds, highlighting the need not only to improve access to law but to ensure people are supported to remain, progress and thrive within the profession.
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LEGAL CHARITIES · 4 MIN READ
Pulse of the Profession: Wellbeing in the Law – The Verdict from Solicitors
The Solicitors’ Charity has revealed new insights into solicitor wellbeing following conversations, surveys and interviews conducted at this year’s London Legal Walk. The findings highlight the pressures facing legal professionals, the importance of seeking support, and the practical steps that can help improve wellbeing across the profession.
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MENTAL HEALTH · 2 MIN READ
The Solicitors’ Charity explores burnout and ‘always on’ culture in latest Legal Pause podcast
e Solicitors’ Charity has released the latest episode of The Legal Pause podcast, featuring Richard Martin, CEO of the Mindful Business Charter. The discussion explores burnout, workplace pressure, mental health and the impact of ‘always on’ culture across the legal profession.
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CHARITIES · 3 MIN READ
Legal profession facing growing and more complex pressures as demand for support triples
The Solicitors’ Charity’s latest report reveals that demand for support has tripled since 2023 as solicitors face increasingly complex emotional, professional and financial pressures.
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MENTAL HEALTH · 3 MIN READ
President of The Law Society highlights “24/7 pressure” and the reluctance of the legal profession to seek support
Mark Evans highlights the “24/7” pressures facing solicitors and the profession’s reluctance to seek support, calling for greater openness, stronger leadership, and wider awareness of wellbeing services to create a more supportive legal sector.
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