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Becoming a judge – free workshops for Black, Asian and ethnic minority lawyers
Have you considered becoming a judge? Do you feel like you need more background and guidance on the judicial application process? We’re running free workshops aimed at Black, Asian and ethnic minority ...
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Ghosts, a fire, and a Royal Garden Party: Richard Hopkins’ 38 years at the Law Society
I still say 'wow' when I walk into our Chancery Lane building every day," says Richard Hopkins, buildings project officer at the Law Society.
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Westminster update: lord chancellor delivers spring statement
Your weekly update from the Law Society’s public affairs team on all the latest developments and debates in parliament and ...
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Celebrating 200 years of the Law Society in Birmingham
The Law Society of England and Wales is celebrating its bicentenary* in Birmingham on 4 April and reflecting on the significant impact solicitors in the Midlands have had on the legal landscape, the ...
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Can we charge a potential client with mobility issues for a home visit?
A potential client has asked me to attend their home to take instructions. They have mobility issues, which make it difficult to come to the office. Can we charge for home visits?
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Progress on court reform programme but challenges remain
Reform Programme, established to help modernise the courts and tribunal system, comes to an end*, the Law Society of England and Wales has played an influential role to bring positive change.
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End-to-end digital compliance: from risk assessment to ongoing monitoring
Legal professionals, compliance officers, risk managers, and anyone involved in legal compliance processes looking to streamline their operations and stay ahead in an increasingly regulated ...