The UK government’s tax agenda has wide-ranging implications for solicitors. Here’s what we’re doing to represent you.

Agentic AI: a form of AI that operates with a high level of autonomy. It can plan and execute multi-step tasks and coordinate ...

We attended the conferences of the main political parties in England and Wales to understand and inform their agendas for justice and the legal sector.

Brett Dixon has been inaugurated as the 182nd president of the Law Society of England and Wales. He will be supported through his year in office by vice president, Dana Denis-Smith OBE, and deputy ...

Disabled solicitors face persistent structural and cultural barriers in joining, remaining and progressing in the profession. Find out how we're working to address this through our EDI strategy ...

Legal aid must include family members and friends who step in to care for children when their parents cannot, the Law Society of England and Wales has said.

The Law Society is calling on the UK government to restore public confidence in our criminal justice system, as the Courts and Tribunals Bill returns to Parliament.

Brett Dixon was inaugurated as the 182nd president of the Law Society of England and Wales. Dana Denis-Smith OBE took office ...

The Law Society has joined forces with LawCare, The Solicitors’ Charity and the Mindful Business Charter to launch a new Solicitor Wellbeing Alliance for England and Wales aimed at improving mental ...

Our manifesto sets out our key recommendations for the UK government. Small firms should be at the heart of its plans for regional growth and their wider industrial strategy. We want to make sure ...

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 gue ...