Law Society of England and Wales submits its response to the inquiry on post-Brexit scrutiny of EU law and policy
The Law Society of England and Wales submitted its response to the European Scrutiny Committee’s inquiry on post-Brexit scrutiny of EU law and policy. The submission outlines its views on the different models for scrutiny of post-Brexit EU law and policy and their impact on the legal profession, as well ...
The Law Society of England and Wales' response to the Commission's proposal on the investment court system
The Law Society’s Trade Policy Working Party drafted a response to the Commission’s proposal to set up the permanent investment court system. The proposal was published as one of the chapters of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Joint position on the proposal for a mandatory EU Transparency Register
The Law Society of England and Wales and the Law Society Scotland adopted their position on the Commission’s proposal for a mandatory lobbying register from September 2016.
UK legal professions publish two guides on lawyers’ practice rights after the end of the transition period
The UK legal professions published two guides on lawyers’ practice rights after the end of the transition period. The guides cover practice rights of EU/EFTA lawyers in the UK, and of UK lawyers in the EEA and Switzerland.
Guidance on the EU Transparency Register
The Law Society of England and Wales has prepared a practice note to help you decide whether you or your firm should register on the EU Transparency Register.
How to practise in the EU
This note provides further information on the main regulations that govern free movement of lawyers in the EU.
