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Law Societies

Law societies form the crux of student life. The really great ones connect you up with career and networking opportunities, and put on some killer socials and balls. Whether you’re looking to join a law society or start your own, take a look at the advice below.

Law societies: why you should join Tuula Petersen
Law society dos and don'ts Anna Vall Navés
Law societies: what are they likely to offer? Tuula Petersen
Law society: applying for a committee position Anna Vall Navés
Running a law society Ben Chapman and Tuula Petersen
How can joining a law society improve your prospects of securing a training contract? Emily Buckley
What are the benefits of joining a law society at university? Emily Buckley
A guide to student pro bono Emily Buckley
Who can be a member of the Law Society? Francesca Evans

10 top tips on starting a law society Imogen Canovan, President of the University of Kent Law Society
Does the University of Law have societies? Annabel Gooden
Law society membership Lauren Bowes, Editor, AllAboutLaw.co.uk
Law society mooting Billy Sexton, Editor, AllAboutLaw.co.uk

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