Campaigns
What Price Justice?
Government plans for legal aid threaten to leave thousands without legal representation, denying them access to justice.
The Law Society launched its What Price Justice? campaign to raise awareness of the value of legal aid and legal aid lawyers, using real examples of how clients have benefited from legal aid advice. The campaign is supported by a wide range of organisations, including MIND, Shelter, NSPCC, the Refugee Council, Advice , and the Child Poverty Action Group.
For further information on the campaign click here
Small Claims
The Law Society has published Fast and Fair - its proposals for lower value personal injury claims - which will avoid the need to increase the small claims limit.
We believe that the solution to concerns about costs and delay is to streamline the process rather than raise the limit and deny consumers independent representation. In 'Fast and Fair' the Law Society explains why it is crucial for people to have the help of a solicitor in bringing their personal injury claim and shows how the process can be streamlined without denying people this help at a time when they most need it.
Click here to download 'Fast and Fair'
For further information on our small claims campaign click here
Latest Press Releases
- Law Society initiates first phase of plan to smooth out insurance renewal process
- Independent reviewer announces call for evidence for review of regulation of corporate legal work
- Solicitor's appointment to senior judicial post sets example, says Law Society
- City firms to gain support for expansion of successful African lawyers’ initiative
- Law Society International Division pulls out all the stops for 1st birthday
- Law Society against virtual hearing system
- Home sales by competition risk breaking the law, says Law Society
- Lawyers called to respond to the challenge of climate change
- Launch of National Pro Bono Week 2008
- Junior Lawyers Division 10th Anniversary Pro Bono Awards

