Learning - The Law Society
WEBLaw Society Learning gives lawyers and legal practitioners access to a range of legal continuing professional development (CPD) courses.
Contact or visit us | The Law Society
WEBThe Law Society's Hall. 113 Chancery Lane. London WC2A 1PL. Travel and access information. Tel: +44 (0) 20 7242 1222. Fax: +44 (0) 20 7831 0344. DX: 56 London/Chancery Lane.
Transaction (TA) forms | The Law Society
WEBThese transaction (TA) forms (TA4, TA6, TA7, TA8, TA9, TA10, TA13 and TA15) are for business and residential property sales.
SRA Standards and Regulations | The Law Society
WEBThe SRA's professional ethics helpline for solicitors offers advice on the SRA Standards and Regulations to solicitors, trainees and solicitor apprentices. You can choose to remain anonymous. Call 0370 6062577 from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 4pm, Monday to Friday. Chat with the team online between 9am and 10am, …
Stamp duty land tax - The Law Society
WEBSep 23, 2022 · Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) is a tax payable by the purchaser on land transactions in England and Northern Ireland. As a solicitor, it may be that you: advise on SDLT. file SDLT returns. pay the tax on your clients’ behalf and within the applicable time limits. This page provides a summary of key points only – see our legal notice.
Find a solicitor - The Law Society
WEBFind a solicitor in England and Wales using our free website. When you search, you can filter by: your legal issue, for example employment. a postcode, town or country. the name of a solicitor. the name of a firm. The results will show a list of solicitors. You can make a further search for solicitors who speak your language and who provide:
About us - The Law Society
WEBare the voice of solicitors. drive excellence in the profession. safeguard the rule of law. work to make sure no-one is above the law. protect everyone's right to have access to justice. We: promote England and Wales as the jurisdiction of choice. promote the vital role legal services play in our economy. work internationally to open up markets ...
Power of attorney - The Law Society
WEBAn ordinary power of attorney. This is a legal way of giving someone else the power to manage your financial affairs when it is difficult for you to manage them yourself, perhaps because of a physical disability. Usually you appoint someone you trust, such as a close relative, friend, or solicitor as your 'attorney'.
Qualifying work experience (QWE) - The Law Society
WEBAll candidates will need to complete at least two years' full-time (or equivalent) QWE that’s grounded in legal work and the provision of legal services, developing some or all of the competencies set out in the statement of solicitor competence.. The SRA’s requirements allow a flexible approach to be taken to achieve this.
Becoming a KC - The Law Society
WEBKCs are selected by an independent panel of senior lawyers, a retired judge and non-lawyers once a year in what is known as the competition.. Applying to become a KC can take between three and five years, so it’s important to prepare far ahead. The application process is detailed and requires applicants to display significant levels of …