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Client accounts are a fundamental tool for the efficient and effective delivery of legal services and the Compensation Fund is a key consumer protection. Many...

The 2023 survey spoke to over 12,000 people across England and Wales to understand more about what people need from legal professionals and the justice...

Meet Phill Bratt, partner in complex injury claims at Keoghs. Find out how Phill achieved partnership eight years after qualification, having graduated with a 2:2...

We provide an opportunity for LGBTQ+ solicitors to have their voices heard through the LGBTQ+ Solicitors Network.

Dana Denis-Smith looks back at the first women solicitors admitted to the roll. She explores who they were, their journey into the law and their...

Solicitors of South Asian heritage have broken down barriers in the legal industry. But is there more to do? The data – and their experiences...

We hear from four women who have found success outside of the traditional route.

Pro bono work may involve supporting vulnerable or at-risk clients, which can impact volunteers’ own mental health. Claire Butler and Nina Garnham discuss the risks...

A memorial service will be held in June to remember Stephen’s life and commitment to the legal profession.

English and Welsh solicitors and law firms will be able to register to practise in India on a permanent basis, under new rules published by...

Legal apprenticeships are becoming a popular pathway to qualification, but how do they work in practice? Denise Wright explains, and shares how they work in...

Managing your mental health in a demanding work environment can be incredibly challenging. For Mental Health Awareness Week, three solicitors open up about their experiences...