AI is changing the way that solicitors work - from saving time on admin, to creating entirely new workflows. A recent survey ...

For many solicitors, partnership is seen as the ultimate career goal. Global managing partner William Peake shares what ...

Analysis by the Law Society of England and Wales reveals that London’s Crown Courts’ backlog has surged by 122% over the past decade.

The Wealthbrite founder shares her perspective on how firms can support employees’ personal financial wellbeing.

From charity law to public law and commercial activities, Jo Grist explains the wide-reaching role of legal at Kew Gardens.

Ten years since the Brexit referendum, barriers to working across borders with our closest trading partners are limiting opportunities for younger professionals and risk weakening Britain’s near £3bn ...

All over the world, lawyers are attacked just for doing their job. Aneeta Williams reflects on visiting detained lawyers and observing trials in Türkiye with Simon Rollason and the importance of ...

The UK government must ensure there is enough investment to cope with the projected demand in inquest cases, the Law Society of England and Wales warned today.

Hakam, partner at Volterra Fietta, considers the decision from Aabar Holdings S.à.r.l & others v Glencore plc & others that provides clarification on the current scope of legal advice privilege.

The Law Society has raised widespread and serious concerns over funding increases in the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s 2026-2027 business plan.

New figures show that employment tribunal backlogs continue to multiply, resulting in long, severe delays that are denying both employees and businesses access to justice.

The Law Society of England and Wales urges the UK government to ratify the landmark international treaty Convention for the Protection of the Profession of Lawyer, warning that even UK legal ...