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Navigating Welsh law: new guidance commissioned for solicitors

We’ve commissioned a new practice note to help solicitors navigate the growing body of distinct Welsh law and the differences between legislation in Wales and...

West Yorkshire criminal courts deny public timely justice as delays hit record highs

Criminal court delays remain high denying people in Hull timely justice

New analysis by the Law Society of England and Wales about the time it takes to process criminal cases in Hull shows that court delays...

Law Society publishes new guide warning over AI risks

Member talk: AI for litigators

This member talk discusses why AI is becoming essential for litigators.

Member talk: AI and privilege

This member talk explores the intersection of AI and privilege, including how emerging technologies affect the protection of confidential and privileged communications.

Lexcel is our legal practice quality mark for client care, compliance and practice management.

National Planning Policy Framework reform – Law Society response

The National Planning Policy Framework must be clear, consistent and capable of being applied with confidence by all involved in the planning system in England.

‘Even if you don’t think you’re a tax adviser, your firm might be affected’: HMRC tax adviser registration

Find out why your firm may be affected by HMRC tax adviser registration.

Contractual control agreements, digital IDs, leasehold and commonhold: policy updates for property lawyers

The latest policy updates for property lawyers in March 2026, including reforms, regulation changes and open consultations.

Apply for the 2026 King’s Counsel competition

The 2026 King’s Counsel competition is open from Friday 13 March to Friday 24 April. We encourage all eligible solicitors to apply.

Family Law Accreditation

Our Family Law Accreditation is a recognised quality standard for family law practitioners.

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