The number of solicitors who went to fee-paying schools is treble the national average, the regulator revealed.

Conveyancing lawyers are awaiting clarification around ongoing conveyancing transactions after the UK was put on lockdown banning all non-essential ac

Technology has enabled lawyers globally to work from home and continue providing clients with legal services, but many small firms lack the resources

The Law Society has advised sole traders to partner up with another solicitor to protect clients in case they are unable to work due to the global Cov

The coronavirus situation is fast-moving and law firms have begun to respond with drastic measures to continue effectively servicing their clients.

Family proceedings in the Court of Appeal will be live-streamed online from this summer with the aim of boosting transparency in the justice system, t

The number of solicitors under-reporting disabilities to employers has not changed in 10 years and this is detrimental to clients and the profession,

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has launched a public consultation on its rules governing where solicitors are allowed to work while offerin

The Law Society of England and Wales president Simon Davis has voiced his disappointment at yesterday’s budget, saying “austerity is not e