By Joel Poultney

The Law Society has said its members will decide in October whether to scrap a rule that prevents its president from earning more than a district judge in England and Wales, whose salary currently tops out at just over £144,000 ($192,500).

By Ashish Sareen

The Law Society has called for the Solicitors Regulation Authority to delay implementing planned changes to rules on who can hold compliance officer positions in law firms, warning they could disproportionately affect small law firms and lack sufficient evidence they will protect the public.

By Marialuisa Taddia

The Law Society urged the solicitors' watchdog on Thursday to avoid unnecessary regulatory burdens as it considers rules on third-party litigation funding.

By Marialuisa Taddia

The decision by a tribunal to strike off an overseas lawyer for misusing artificial intelligence has sent a sharp warning to practitioners while raising questions over whether the sanction was unduly harsh for misconduct that did not involve dishonesty or client work.

By Adele Redmond

Preparations by law firms for upcoming reforms to the U.K. pay gap reporting regime might have taken a back seat to more expansive new rules in the European Union, experts say.

By Adele Redmond

Male partners at the highest-earning law firms in Britain were typically paid 26% more than their female colleagues in 2025, despite progress in closing the pay gap for employees.