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Trainees take the lead on their firm’s AI strategy

When a firm wanted to find an inclusive way to improve client service delivery using AI, it turned to its trainees to lead the charge.

Find out how to apply for our Immigration and Asylum Law Accreditation.

Bereaved are edging closer to financial risk

The proposals laid out in the Finance Bill 2025-26 could put personal representatives – often family or friends of the deceased – at greater financial...

Policy updates: what property lawyers need to know

Key updates on property law reforms, new regulation and consultations to help solicitors stay informed.

On the front line for justice: exhibition on lawyers at risk

We’re hosting an exhibition which shines a light on the resistance and resilience of lawyers facing extraordinary challenges. Discover the stories of lawyers who are...

“There isn’t a ‘typical’ judge”: my journey from legal aid solicitor to judge

Employment Judge Paul Singh was determined to become a judge. Overcoming challenges along the way, he shares his advice for aspiring judges.

Affordability boosts, AML and 2025’s most popular move day: nine property stories you might have missed

2026 property trends, a High Court ruling on WhatsApp and buyer boosts: property market stories you might not have seen.

AI in court cases and court cases about AI: eight legal tech stories that you might have missed

Eight news stories about artificial intelligence and technology from across the legal sector and beyond.

Member talk: AI and privilege

This member talk explores the intersection of AI and privilege, including how emerging technologies affect the protection of confidential and privileged communications.

“Art allows us to hear a human voice where there might otherwise be silence”

In 2020, Maksim Znak was jailed, simply for doing his job. Ever since, his sister Iryna has been advocating for justice. She speaks about the...

When the rule of law breaks down and art emerges

Rosemin Keshvani is a Law Society Council member; she helped develop our exhibition, On the front line for justice. She reflects on the work shown,...

Intellectual Property Office consultation on UK designs framework – Law Society response

Our Intellectual Property Law Committee (IPLC) responded to the Intellectual Property Office's (IPO) consultation on the UK's designs framework. This response was jointly prepared and...

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