Law Firms
There are a variety of special issues affecting lawyers
at law firms – from both the individual and law firm perspective:
ABA Model Law Firm/Legal Department Personnel Impairment
Policy and Guidelines, 1990
Signs and Symptoms of Chemical Dependency
Signs and Symptoms of Major Depression
How to Recognize and Address Alcohol and Chemical Dependency
in the Workplace, 2002
The Impaired Lawyer from the Law Firm’s Point of View,
2004
Obligations with Respect to a Mentally Impaired Lawyer in
the Firm , ABA Ethics Opinion 03-429
Lawyer’s Duty to Report Rule Violations by Another
Lawyer Who Suffers from Disability or Impairment, ABA Ethics Opinion
03-431
Obligation of a Lawyer to Report Professional Misconduct
by a Lawyer Not Engaged in the Practice of Law, ABA Ethics Opinion 04-433
Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule
8.03, Duty to Report Misconduct
12 Steps Every Company Can Take to Deal with Addicted Employees
An Elephant in the Law Firm: Maybe No One Will Notice. Getting
Help for a Colleague in Trouble-A Step-by-Step Guide, Texas Bar
Journal, 1995
Outside Your Comfort Zone, Martha Dickie, 2006
What To Do When A Colleague is Depressed, Texas Bar Journal, March 2007
Is There a Substance Dependent or Addicted Lawyer in Your
Life? And What To Do If There Is, Texas Bar Journal, March 2007
Employing and Accommodating Individuals with Histories of
Alcohol or Drug Abuse
Employing and Accommodating Workers with Psychiatric Disabilities
Reasonable Accommodations For Attorneys with Disabilities, The
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
What Now?, Texas Bar Journal, March
2007
Lawyer Assistance Programs: A Unique Resource to Help Untie
the Gordian Knot
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