The Scales of Justice is an important symbol to Law professionals, representing the opposing sides of a case, weighed out impartially by an often-blindfolded Lady Justice— signifying fairness. But unlike in a legal case, lawyers want their Scales of Life not to tip too much to one side or the other.
NJLAP’s mission is to help lawyers achieve that balance. This newsletter is part of that vision.
The Shortest Month of the Year
Valentines and Groundhogs! Superbowl Sunday and Presidential birthdays! Snow and ice! For a short month, February is packed with celebrations, observations and dedications ranging from nonsensical to historical. Just take a look here: February Holidays and observances
For lawyers, there are two especially important themes during this month – and both are subjects that need attention every month of the year. One concerns personal health, American Heart Month, and one that concerns what may be thought of as societal health, Black History Month. Below are some helpful links.
Remember, NJLAP is here to help you achieve and maintain personal and professional well-being. Call us at 800-246-5527. Get recent information about upcoming programs, links to our Youtube channel and more at:NJLAP's quick info page. American Heart Month “It is no secret that the legal profession has to deal with stress, depression and a degree of hostility. As a result, lawyers are particularly susceptible to stress-related illnesses, including heart disease which can unfortunately lead to potentially serious and even lethal consequences.”
- MA LOMAP program webinar
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