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Lawyer wellbeing, workplace experiences and ethics: Organisational ethical climate data snapshot
This infographic presents a summary of the findings on organisational ethical climate from the Lawyer wellbeing, workplace experiences and ethics report.
Lawyer wellbeing, workplace experiences and ethics: Key findings data snapshot
This infographic presents the key findings from a survey completed by close to 2,000 lawyers in early 2024.
Engaging ethically with people eligible for statutory redress
A reminder for lawyers who may be approached by a business engaging in ‘claim farming’, an exploitative practice that preys on individuals in vulnerable situations who are seeking redress.
Access to justice impact report: Summary
The Access to justice impact report: Summary provides a digest of our work, and the work we fund, that increases access to justice for Victorians.
Access to justice impact report: Snapshot
Our Access to justice impact report: Snapshot tells the story of how our work increases access to justice in Victoria, at a glance.
Employment Collaboration Project report
Learn about the ideas for decent work opportunities for women exiting the justice system, developed in the Employment Collaboration Project.
Literature review: Strategies to address vicarious trauma in the legal profession
A literature review on vicarious trauma risks and exposures in the legal profession.
Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change factsheet 3
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change factsheet 2
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change factsheet 1
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.