What solicitors need to know about the UK government’s fiscal plan, announced in its autumn budget on 28 October.

Why overworking harms lawyers’ wellbeing and careers, and why cultural change is needed across the profession.

Domestic abuse protection notices and orders (DAPNs and DAPOs) will be rolled out across England and Wales from 25 November 2026 in family, civil and criminal courts.

Our new AI practice note, published on 21 October 2026, will help you understand how your obligations apply when artificial ...

Together with LAWASIA, we take a closer look at the legal sector in some of the Asia Pacific's key jurisdictions.

Solicitors cannot transfer professional responsibility to AI • No AI tool is automatically safe • AI-generated work should [ML1.1][PP1.2]receive appropriate human oversight[PP2.1][ML2.2] • Both ...

In a win for members, the SRA has agreed to amend its unpopular proposal for separating compliance and management roles in firms, following strong criticism from the profession.

Agentic AI: a form of AI that operates with a high level of autonomy. It can plan and execute multi-step tasks and coordinate ...

The UK government’s tax agenda has wide-ranging implications for solicitors. Here’s what we’re doing to represent you.

Our admissions ceremonies are open to all solicitors admitted to the roll in England and Wales. There is no time limit to attend. Once you have been admitted, you can book your ceremony and invite gue ...

Consumers must be at the heart of any new class actions regime, which allows people affected by the same legal issue to bring a meritorious claim together. Vulnerable people especially should not be ...