We have long recognised the need for a weddings framework in England and Wales that is simpler, more accessible and capable of reflecting the diversity of modern society, while maintaining legal ...
Five years on from the introduction of the SQE, we spoke to Sullivan & Cromwell to find out what impact qualifying work ...
Explore how specialist school fees planning can help family solicitors assess future costs and negotiate sustainable ...
The autumn budget 2026 is expected to reveal further tax reforms that will impact your clients. Join us for updates that will help you expertly advise your clients on retirement planning, inheritance ...
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – to celebrate becoming a solicitor! Commemorate your hard work and see out 2026 at an admissions ceremony. Our admissions ceremonies are open to all ...
The new International Data Insights report published by the Law Society of England and Wales reveals the global strength of English law and London’s leading position as an international legal centre.
For decades, criminal justice policy has been shaped by responding to crisis rather than long-term ambition – but it doesn’t have to be this way. We’re asking the government to set out a long-term ...
We support protecting consumers and improving transparency where litigation funding is used. However, regulation should remain evidence-based, proportionate and targeted to identified risks.
We've raised our concerns with the SRA about its plan to separate COLP and COFA roles from individuals with unilateral decision-making power.
In the face of increasing competition, a battle to attract and retain top talent, enhanced technology and increasing practice expense bases, it is becoming more important than ever for law firms to ...
Dana Denis-Smith OBE is the deputy vice president of the Law Society of England and Wales and a Council member for Women Solicitors. Dana is the CEO of Obelisk Support and the founder of the First 100 ...
Our admissions ceremonies are open to all solicitors admitted to the roll in England and Wales. There is no time limit to attend. Once you have been admitted, you can book your ceremony and invite ...
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