What You Need to Know
- The on-demand legal services provider Axiom released a survey of more than 300 U.S. in-house attorneys.
- It found that 61% were very stressed or burned out, up from 47% in the same survey a year ago.
- 21% of respondents said they're actively looking for a new job, up from 14% a year ago.
A study of U.S. in-house counsel released one year ago was startling in the bleakness of its findings: It found that 47% of respondents were very stressed or burned out.
The sequel to that survey, released Thursday by on-demand legal services provider Axiom and Wakefield Research, was even more startling because it was even bleaker. It found that percentage had shot of to 61%.
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