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A recent, broad study of lawyer mental health contains a pair of numbers about lawyer alcohol use that deserve more attention than they have received. In the September 2026 ABA and Krill Strategies study of roughly 37,000 lawyers, 41.8 percent screened positive for risky drinking, yet only 2.3 percent reported
In September 2026, the American Bar Association’s Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs released the most comprehensive update in a decade to its landmark study of lawyer mental health, and the numbers did not move in the direction the profession hoped. Conducted by researchers Patrick Krill and Justin Anker and weighted
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