Law Society Education

Host Eman Hassan speaks to Professor Michael Doherty, who is professor of law and associate head of school at the University of Lancaster, as well as a key advocate of legal design in the UK. Michael introduces legal design, describing the origins of the movement and its common ground with lawtech and innovation. They also discuss the implications of the user-centred approach for the legal commercial sector and for the future of the profession.To learn more about this topic, check out:https://lawbydesign.co/https://www.amurabi.eu/en/https://astridkohlmeier.de/To discover additional content to improve your professional development, visit Law Society Learning at https://learn.lawsociety.org.uk/

Husnara Begum (former City lawyer-turned-career coach) is joined by three diverse guests to discuss how to successfully balance a career as a solicitor with starting a family.

Our host Eman Hassan speaks with Elizabeth Rimmer, the CEO of LawCare. They discuss the changes in ways of work brought about by the pandemic and their impact on mental health and wellbeing. They also share some tips for facing the anxiety around returning to the office.

Our host Eman Hassan speaks with a panel of women about the main barriers that women might face in the legal profession, including unconscious biases that are still common among practitioners. In addition, they also talk about the new opportunities emerged from the lockdown experience and what can be done to achieve equal representation at leadership levels.

Tracey Alexander, career development coordinator at the Law Society, speaks to Back to Law Ambassador, Eleanor Ludlam, about her journey back into law after a career break.

In this month's podcast Eman Hassan interviews FT Top-10 legal technologist, Catherine Bamford. They discuss the impact of automation on the legal profession and the role of education in training solicitors for future legal jobs.

Our host Eman Hassan talks with two members of our Mental Health and Disability Committee, Sheree Green and Jennifer Nwachukwu, about the evolution of mental health law in the UK. This conversation reflects the personal opinions of the speakers and does not represent an official policy from the Law Society.In chapter two, Tracey Alexander speaks with Back to Law ambassador Ngozi Adi about returning to the profession following a career break.

Eman Hassan talks with Mark Briegal on the range of competences solicitors need to grow to partnership level or to set up their own firm.In chapter two, Tracey Alexander speaks with one of our social mobility ambassadors, Shaheen Mamum, about his journey into law.

In this podcast, Eman Hassan talks with Catrina Denvir, editor of the book ‘Modernising Legal Education’. In chapter two, Tracey Alexander speaks with one of our social mobility ambassadors, Arun Birla, about his journey into law.

In this podcast, Husnara Begum talks with two trainee solicitors, Kyria Mputu-Mombo and Sajeed Jamal, about managing your training whilst working remotely.