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Eileen Schofield secures senior Law Society board leadership role

Commercial and employment lawyer to begin three-year leadership term from June 2026

Claude in the practice: how UK solicitors can actually use Anthropic’s AI

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Law society urges UK government to ratify Luxembourg Convention to protect lawyers

Society says ratifying Luxembourg Convention would strengthen protections against threats, harassment and abuse targeting lawyers

London solicitor faces strict SRA employment and practice conditions

Solicitor restricted from ownership roles and SRA-approved employment only

Employment Tribunal backlog soars past 65,000 cases in justice crisis

New report warns tribunal delays threaten enforcement of workplace rights across England and Wales

Solicitor banned from compliance roles under new SRA conditions

The regulator imposes restrictions on compliance duties and handling client accounts

Thousands of lawyers set for London streets in major justice fundraiser

Annual legal sector fundraiser backs charities supporting vulnerable people across the UK

High Court orders £215k costs blow after failed contempt case

High Court criticises use of contempt proceedings against rival lawyers in IP dispute

Lady Chief Justice opens public exhibition on Welsh Women pioneers

Exhibition at Royal Courts of Justice highlights statues honouring pioneering Welsh Women and public figures

Flexible Working and Tribunal Claims: What Solicitors Are Seeing in 2026

Flexible working disputes are becoming an increasingly significant area of employment litigation across the UK in 2026. As hybrid working arrangements continue to evolve...