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And welcome to another episode of ALPS In Brief, the podcast that comes to you from the historic Florence building in beautiful downtown Missoula, Montana. We gone through lawschool and passed the bar and are practicing. Mark Bassingthwaighte: Hello, I’m Mark Bassingthwaighte, the risk manager here at ALPS.
CHRIS: It’s a little colder in Montana than I would like, but the warm weather is on the way. Developed by ALPS, Vera’s purpose is to help you uncover risk management blind spots from client intake to calendaring, to cybersecurity and more. I am always pleased to introduce my co-host Bree Buchanan. BREE: Right.
In terms of law specific, all of my interactions with lawyers have been really positive. I know a lot of people who went to lawschool and decided not to actually go practice law and a lot of reasons that they cited were because of the mental challenges, the stress, the depression, that type of stuff.
So I got to go with a group of friends out over to your neck of the woods in Montana, the Trail of the Hiawatha and the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes and got to get some cycling in, which was just really wonderful. We are wrapping up a three-part series looking at the interconnection of well-being in lawschools. BREE: Yeah.
Gus and Terry are frequently seen at state bar events and lawschools across the state. Transcript: CHRIS NEWBOLD: Hello, and welcome to the National Taskforce on Lawyer Wellbeing Podcast Series, the Path to Wellbeing in Law. But then I went to lawschool, and actually, I loved lawschool.
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