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Corporate Members 2020

3PB Albion Chambers Ashfords Barcan + Kirby Burges Salmon Clarke Willmott Cooke Painter Ltd Clyde & Co DAC Beachcroft Devereux & Co Enterprise Chambers The Family Law Practice Foot Anstey (including Enable Law) Fussell Wright Gregg Latchams Ltd Guildhall Chambers Irwin Mitchell Solicitors Kelcey & Hall Lyons Davidson Marc White & Co Meade King Michelmores LLP MS Rubric Osborne Clarke … more

BLS features in Bristol Post oldest thriving companies in Bristol

Excerpt from the article: How Bristol’s oldest companies are still thriving after more than 100 years in business They include the city’s last-surviving chocolate maker a wine merchant and a tannery. Why do some companies struggle to survive beyond a year while others flourish for hundreds? Although more than 90 per cent of small companies in Britain will survive one … more

No 12, The Meeting Rooms – Conference, Meeting and Mediation Rooms for Hire

Please note that the BLS office is shut to members at present as we continue to work from home during the pandemic. We can be contacted on info@bristollawsociety.com. In the meantime, our office is now operating as the Bristol Nightingale Court and accordingly, we are unable to hire out our facilities until further notice. (Oct 2020) Bristol Law Society’s suite … more

Legal Walk – 3rd June – All urged to attend

It is with regret that due to unforeseen organisational arrangements that the Legal Walk on Monday will be postponed to September.

 

The South West Legal Walk is taking place on Monday 3rd June leaving from Bristol Law Society’s premises at The Law Library on Small Street at 5pm.

As well as being in aid of charity, this year local solicitors and members of the Bar are urging members to come along to demonstrate the solidarity of the profession and its objections locally to the criminal Legal Aid proposals put forward by the Ministry of Justice.

The PCT consultation paper is open until 4th June and all BLS members are asked to register their objections to the proposals by responding to the Consultation, writing to their local MP and also signing the e-petition referred to elsewhere in BLS news.

The proposals are said to be plans to reduce access to justice by depriving citizens of legal aid or the right to representation by the Solicitor of their choice.