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"All you can see is dark": dealing with depression as a small firm leader

Nigel Pullen built his small firm from the ground up almost 40 years ago. The journey wasn’t always easy – for Mental Health Awareness Week...

Coming out: a different view

Christos Paphiti joins the LGBT+ Lawyers Division to discuss his unique coming out experience, and why he feels it has not been an integral part...

Equivalent forms

Currently, we do not have any equivalent forms that can be used as an alternative to Law Society forms.

Where do we go now? LGBT+ venues

Our LGBT+ Lawyers Division discusses the value, purpose and ultimate decline of LGBT+ specific venues alongside legal issues around the closures.

International arbitration advocacy tips

Tips for international arbitration

Seminar for deputy High Court judge applicants

The judicial office is holding a seminar for deputy High Court judge applicants, on Tuesday 23 November 2021, ahead of the expected recruitment exercise in...

Legal Voices for the Future

Legal Voices for the Future is an initiative that aims to encourage discourse and action on the most pressing issues facing us: the climate and...

HIV: education is key

What does fair treatment in the workplace look like to someone diagnosed with HIV? To mark UK Disability History Month and World AIDS Day, Kirsty...

What Kaur v Singh tells us about wills and modern values

A widow who was disinherited by her husband of 66 years won her appeal for half of his £1.2m estate in the High Court. Roman...

Brandusa Tataru-Marinescu Award for Diversity and Inclusion

The Diversity Access Scheme is pleased to partner with Kingsley Napley for the Brandusa Tataru-Marinescu Award for Diversity and Inclusion.

A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation – Law Society response

We’ve responded to the government’s white paper on regulating the use of artificial intelligence technology.

Bill of Rights Bill scrapped

Justice Secretary Alex Chalk KC has today announced in the House of Commons that the government will not be proceeding with the Bill of Rights...

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