Work/Life Balance More Likely To Get Worse For Female Attorneys Than Male Attorneys

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According to the Law360 Pulse 2023 Lawyer Satisfaction Survey, what percentage of female attorneys said their work/life balance got worse over the last 12 months?

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Hint: Only 18% of male attorneys said their work/life balance got worse.

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