Claire Liddy left school without GCSES and parental support. Here, she shares her journey to solicitor and ambition to become ...

The Diversity Access Scheme (DAS) is a unique scholarship programme, designed to address key barriers to the solicitors’ profession faced by those from less advantaged backgrounds.

Solicitors have expressed pessimism over whether an additional court tier will help reduce the rocketing criminal court backlogs.

Your weekly update from the Law Society’s public affairs team on all the latest developments and debates in Parliament and ...

Years of underinvestment have brought the justice system to its knees. We’re fighting for properly funded legal aid and access to justice for all.

Oliver Eardley, principal marketing consultant at Add People, explores four key questions every legal service webpage must answer to build trust, engage potential clients and drive enquiries.

Our In-house Network provides support and advice on key issues facing all in-house lawyers, working in the corporate and public sectors, not-for-profit organisations and charities.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published its Youth Justice Charter. The charter sets out the standards that a child can expect from the people and organisations they might meet in the youth justice ...

Solicitors must follow the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Code of Conduct. It’s a set of rules to make sure solicitors treat you fairly and professionally. You can complain if you are not ...

We actively support and facilitate our members’ involvement in pro bono initiatives. Our members provide a huge amount of important free legal advice to individuals, charities and community groups ...

Our policy advisory committees help shape Law Society policy on the issues affecting our profession, access to justice and the rule of law.

The SRA has today announced that the Law Society will receive funding to support disadvantaged candidates to sit the SQE.