This survey was developed by Shaneka Davis, a Boston law student who arranged to intern with LCL this summer as an alternative to the usual, choosing to address the pervasive problem of stress-related human problems among both law students and lawyers. The brief survey, which was taken by a number of both law students and pracxticing attorneys, is now closed, and Ms. Davis is pulling together the results.
Anonymous Stress Survey for both Law Students & Lawyers
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