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Stand for election to our Council

Help shape our strategy and business plans, and make sure our members’ views are reflected when we talk to government about key legislation and reform...

New accelerator TiPS to provide firms financial support for AI and lawtech

UK law and accounting firms are being invited to take advantage of funded support to explore how they can make better use of digital technology...

More than 18,000 orders for eviction as legal aid remains elusive

The latest figures show that the number of evictions and repossessions continue to rise.

Law Society publishes guidance to support disabled people in the workplace

To coincide with Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the Law Society of England and Wales has published guidance to support disabled people in the workplace by...

Join the Disabled Solicitors Network at the 20th Anniversary London Legal Walk

The Disabled Solicitors Network (DSN) are taking part in the London Legal Walk.

Westminster update: 'growing case for review' of Legal Services Act

Your weekly update from our public affairs team on all the latest developments and debates in Parliament and across Whitehall.

SRA should withdraw proposals to regulate CILEX members

We've expressed concern at the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s continued pursuit of regulating authorised and non-authorised members of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.

Law firms and chambers working together to improve cybersecurity

With the Bar Council, we've updated our cybersecurity questionnaire designed to help law firms better assess the cybersecurity arrangements of the chambers and barristers they...

SRA regulation of non-authorised CILEX members – Law Society response

The Solicitors Regulation Authority should withdraw its proposals around the regulation of CILEX members to focus on its core regulatory responsibilities.

Seven things you should know about the Safety of Rwanda Act

Now that government plans to begin their asylum scheme in the coming weeks, policy adviser Sinead Nowak lists the key things you need to know...

Memorial service to be held for legal stalwart

A memorial service is to be held next month for a stalwart of the legal profession, Stephen Denyer.

Why do we need public legal education?

Our head of justice Richard Miller explains how the rule of law benefits us and that judges are not the enemy of the people.

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