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How solicitors and firms are supporting displaced Ukrainian lawyers

We brought together over 100 displaced Ukrainian lawyers and 24 major employers to create networking, employment and training opportunities.

Bringing the courtroom to the classroom

Akasa Pradhan, of Young Citizens, explains the importance of legal education, and how you can help.

Three steps to a diversity and inclusion strategy that creates lasting change

We look at how you can use our three-step action plan to create lasting diversity and inclusion (D&I) and a workplace where everyone feels valued,...

Bank of Mum and Dad can't save you: failing to safeguard client money

Paul Bennett looks back at a real case where a solicitor appeared at the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) for a failure to safeguard client funds.

Responding to damages claims online becomes mandatory

From 15 September 2022, all claims issued via the damages claims portal must be responded to online.

Election results: your Council members for 2022–23

The results of the 2022 Council elections have been announced. The successful candidates will officially take office at the annual general meeting (AGM) on 12...

Protecting legal privilege: Foreign Influence Registration Scheme

Following our lobbying, the government has amended its new Foreign Influence Registration (FIR) Scheme to protect legal professional privilege.

Queen Elizabeth II, 1926 - 2022

On this sad occasion we share in the grief of the nation at the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. On behalf of the...

How can the new PM support solicitors and law firms?

Liz Truss has been announced as the new leader of the Conservative Party. Discover our three key asks for the new PM.

Getting to the bottom of black lawyers at the top

Jason Ku reflects on why the sector’s challenges with ethnic diversity have motivated a new spirit of collaboration.

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