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The Law Society is the professional body for solicitors and a place where you can connect, grow and thrive. We're here to support you at every stage of your career, from qualification through to retirement, and to advocate on the issues solicitors have told us matter most.

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Stay up to date, connect with fellow solicitors and build expertise in your practice area. 

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Find advice on a range of common issues 

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Small firms and sole practitioners

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Large firms

Get support to thrive in your work, prepare for the future and explore new markets.

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Junior solicitors

Being a solicitor is a rewarding and stimulating experience. Explore a range of resources and services that can help you thrive and prosper throughout your career.

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Explore a range of offers and discounts from our partners, covering everything from case management software to cybersecurity and personal finance. 

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Manage your risk and stay up to date with all the latest changes with practical, expert and time-saving resources that are designed to support your work as a solicitor.

Client information requirements

This practice note covers what information you need to provide to your client, whether that is in your client letter, at an initial interview, or in whatever context you are providing legal services.

File retention: wills and probate

This practice notes provides guidance on the storage and destruction of the original files and documents for solicitors working on wills, lifetime gifts and estate administration.

Consumer Protection Regulations in conveyancing

This practice note provides guidance to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPRs) and the implications for conveyancing practice.

Alternative business structures

This practice note provides details on Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) regulated alternative business structures (ABSs) and how to apply to become one.

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Practice advice and other helplines

Ask for help with issues you’re facing, including reassurance on legal questions from experienced solicitors.

Contact our practice advice service

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Find out who represents you on Council, and talk to them about the issues that matter to you.

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Diversity and inclusion

Whoever you are and whatever your background, we want you to have the opportunity to succeed in this rewarding profession.

Plan for the future

Get ahead of the curve with future-focused research and information, equipping you to succeed now and in the future.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) and lawtech

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