Your weekly update on the latest developments and debates in Parliament and across Whitehall. This week: record courts ...

An ex-in-house lawyer and founder explores how balancing technical expertise, empathy and human skills can shape better lawyers.

The House of Lords, judicial appointments and… goats cheese? Carolyn Kirby, former president of the Law Society, reflects on the highlights and challenges of her term in the role.

The Law Society of England and Wales president Richard Atkinson joined the Foreign Secretary and the Secretary of State for Business and Trade on a delegation to Japan.

As the Law Society of England and Wales celebrates its bicentenary in Bristol on 13 March, we reflect on the significant ...

This online event will provide an overview of the changes that are to come, the challenges that executors could face in administering this regime and what individuals can do to minimise the impact of ...

Devolution in Wales began with the Government of Wales Act 1998, establishing the National Assembly for Wales. The Senedd has 60 members. 40 members are elected from constituencies using first past ...

Join this expert-led seminar to explore why group actions have risen in England and Wales, how recent case law is shaping the regime, and exchange insights with fellow industry leaders.

Tell us what you think we should prioritise in the years ahead with the 2025 practising certificate fee consultation.

Smart meters put an end to estimated bills, making your bills more accurate. Your energy-use data is sent automatically and regularly to your supplier, meaning you shouldn’t have to submit your ...

The research shows that the legal sector remains resilient even in uncertain times, providing stability and contributing to the UK economy and overall prosperity. Law firms’ average earnings grew by 6 ...

This week: our response to the SRA's proposals to remove client accounts, lady chief justice on investing in the justice ...