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Backlogs continue to spiral in crisis-ridden criminal justice system

The crisis-ridden criminal justice system is failing victims and defendants with huge court delays continuing to spiral.

Drop in the ocean funding will not safeguard future of criminal legal aid

Substantial investment is needed to safeguard the future of the criminal legal aid system, the Law Society has warned.

NCSC publish report on cyber threats to the UK legal sector in association with the Law Society

The National Cyber Security Centre, in association with us and other organisations, have published a report on the cyber threats faced by the UK legal...

Annual member feedback survey

We're emailing our annual member feedback survey from Monday 26 September.

Legal Services Board decision on the Solicitors Qualifying Examination

Briefing on the LSB's decision to approve the SRA's application for the SQE so that it can begin in September 2021.

Law Society shortlisted for Investors in People award

We have been shortlisted for an Investors in People award. Find out more about the importance of developing our people and why we aim to...

Global ambition, local impact: practising sports law in Norwich

Dan Chapman speaks about his experience working in sports law, the global opportunities open to regional firms, and the importance being part of the community...

Employment tribunal fees could price out access for justice for those who need it most

Introducing employment tribunal fees could diminish access to justice, the Law Society has warned.

Civil Legal Aid Review looks to international jurisdictions for guidance

The UK government has today published its international comparator report examining how civil legal aid is delivered in six other countries, as part of its...

Ground rent reform announcement urgently needed

The ban on the sale of new leasehold homes is welcome, but there can be no further delay in announcing ground rent reforms, the Law...

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