Announcements

The City of London Law Society warns that retaining judge-only trials for fraud offences is unprincipled, unsupported by evidence, and risks undermining the rule of law.

Christina Newall and Linda Worden have been jointly selected as the winners of the 2026 edition.

In recognition of her exceptional commitment to pro bono legal work and her contribution to improving access to justice for members of the British Armed Forces and veterans.

The Conference will be a focused, high-level examination of the forces shaping London law. 

The CLLS announces a new support package for All Rise.

CLLS Chair, Colin Passmore KC (Hon) reflects on antisemitism in the UK.

The partnership combines sustained funding with sector-wide engagement to support those working across the legal profession.

The CLLS Land Law Committee is pleased to announce a new 2026 Update of the Eighth Edition of the Certificate of Title suite of precedent documents.

The CLLS has announced the 2026 edition of its construction law training programme, titled Foundations.

Colin has today been recognised with the Honorary King's Counsel (KC) award, one of the highest honours in the legal profession.

The CLLS writes to the Lord Chancellor on jury trials.

The new initiative was launched by CLLS, CLSC, SWSQF, and NELC in partnership with the Denyer family.

The City of London Law Society has urged the Chancellor to reconsider potential new NICs on LLP partners.

Helen Boniface, Counsel at Hogan Lovells, has been awarded the 2025 Wig & Pen Prize.