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Seven things you might not know about the Law Society Hall on Chancery Lane

From the search for a site in 1825 to what happened when a clerk forgot to clean a chimney – delve into the history of...

Plot points: your round-up of property law and policy updates

Catch up on the latest judgments, consultations and government decisions affecting the commercial and residential sectors.

Impact story: how Freshfields increased UK data completion rates 10% in two months

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...

Annual general meeting 2025

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

Turner Prize winner selected for Law Society anniversary artwork

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...

Invest 2035: Legal services a key driver of UK growth

The Invest 2035 report shows how UK legal services drive growth. Get key insights on sector investment, policy priorities and innovation.

Westminster update: criminal courts review tackles cases backlog

This week in Parliament and across Whitehall: the criminal courts review, Legal Aid Agency IT investment, European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and modern slavery.

Legal aid lawyers honoured at awards ceremony

Outstanding contributions to legal aid were acknowledged at the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards.

Watch now: paving the way for legal aid – hidden histories in our archives

Archivist Gary Haines on the history of Toynbee Hall and the origins of legal aid.

Take part in the Financial Benchmarking Survey 2026

Complete the Financial Benchmarking Survey before Friday 19 September for a free personalised financial report for your firm.

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