He chain-smoked, played music and attempted some deep breaths listening to “Swim.” But the telltale signs were already there. Hallion felt like the car was closing in around him — like he was wearing a bodysuit. And if he didn’t quit soon — both the drinking and work in bars and clubs — he might not be able to stop. They were inextricably linked and he knew he would need to end not just the drinking but also the job. And an apparent correlation between some drug and alcohol use and the legal profession has also gained wider awareness lately.

Source: Forbes September 27, 2017 16:52 UTC