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The rule of law and the economy: how the rules of the game enable prosperity

What happens to the economy when governments stop playing by the rules? Underinvestment, slow growth and volatile markets. The Law Society and Bingham Centre are...

Hurst v SRA: How the Hurst decision was overturned

Alice Nash discusses considers the appeal ruling that overturned the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal’s (SDT) finding of misconduct over a 'without prejudice' email.

Legal professional privilege: tips for practitioners

Hoi-Yee Roper, Stacie Bourton, Andrew Waters and Katherine Harper discuss some of the developments in legal professional privilege and provide practical tips.

LSB sets out stall to improve EDI in the legal profession

The LSB has a chance to drive progress and reduce systemic barriers on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and wellbeing across the legal profession.

Violence against lawyers in the Philippines rises

The authorities in the Philippines must act now to protect lawyers, or they risk weakening the country’s justice system even further, the Law Society of...

Digital deeds, lender handbook delays and tax adviser registration: eight property stories you might have missed

Recent stories to support your work in property and conveyancing.

Campaign urges schools and lawyers to deliver legal lessons before curriculum changes

A national campaign is calling on schools and lawyers to help pupils access legal education ahead of changes to the way the rule of law...

How solicitors are using AI tools for contract review

How are other teams really using artificial intelligence tools? In a new series, we explore AI use cases in law.

How far should you go to identify the beneficial owner?

Understanding beneficial ownership in transactions

Find out what mandatory training you need to do to keep your Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) accreditation.

Trainees take the lead on their firm’s AI strategy

When a firm wanted to find an inclusive way to improve client service delivery using AI, it turned to its trainees to lead the charge.

Government’s jury trial changes are wrong

The UK government’s jury trial proposals go too far, we have warned.

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