Collecting demographic data is vital for any organisation to effectively measure and achieve real impact with its inclusion work. In recent years, Freshfields noticed their internal completion rates ...

This week in Parliament and across Whitehall: the criminal courts review, Legal Aid Agency IT investment, European Convention ...

If you’ve visited the Law Society Hall, you’ll have no doubt seen our pièce de résistance on the front railings – 13 majestic gold lions, removed from outside the British Museum and relocated here in ...

Helen Cammock, a renowned British artist and Turner Prize winner, was selected to create a landmark art project that commemorates the 200-year anniversary of the Law Society.

We responded to the Office for Equality and Opportunity call for evidence on existing equality legislation and possible equality law reform.

Hear from your office holders and help shape the future direction of your professional body by attending our 2025 annual general meeting.

We responded to the Office for Equality and Opportunity consultation on proposals for mandatory ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting.

Sir Brian Leveson’s Independent Review of the Criminal Courts highlights the depth of crisis in our justice system and the opportunity for meaningful reform.

The Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry has published Volume 1 of its Final Report which considers the human impact of the scandal and compensation for victims.

The Law Society of England and Wales and the Italian National Bar signed a Memorandum of Understanding to support UK lawyers practising in Italy.

We responded to the Law Commission’s consultation on substantial reforms to the law governing criminal appeals.

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