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International statement of solidarity with killed Dutch lawyer

We have released an international statement of solidarity with a Dutch lawyer who was killed.

Family advocacy: An art or a craft?

June Venters QC explains how to prepare to be an advocate in a family children's proceedings case.

Can technology unlock justice for all?

Emily Weidner speaks with William McSweeney about our new report: Technology, Access to Justice and the Rule of Law.

Five tips for refreshing your law firm's website

Dave Seager of SIFA Professional outlines five steps you can take to reboot your firm’s website and attract new clients, in light of the SRA’s...

The role of tech innovation spaces and the use of lawtech

Shruti Ajitsaria and David Howorth discuss the role of tech innovation spaces and the benefits of lawtech for firms.

The Register our Marriage campaign is pioneering for equality for unregistered faith marriages

Siddique Patel, solicitor at Shoosmiths specialising in Islamic family law, discusses a campaign for equality for faith marriages.

Attacks against lawyers in the Philippines

We’re deeply concerned over the increasing attacks against lawyers in the Philippines and the oppressive working environment.

Register Our Marriage campaign: Pioneering for equality for faith marriages

Jerry Garvey and Siddique Patel discuss the Register Our Marriage campaign, which encourages couples to legally register their faith marriages.

Qualifying with a law degree

Find out how to become a solicitor with a qualifying law degree.

The Professional Skills Course

The final stage of qualifying to be a solicitor is passing the Professional Skills Course (PSC).

After you have qualified

Once you’ve finished your professional training, you can apply to be registered with the SRA.

The Legal Practice Course

Once you've finished studying the foundations of legal knowledge, you must complete the legal practice course (LPC).

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