Covid Safety Letter to HCMTS Wales
Please click below for a Legal News Wales Article concerning the letter written by our committee member, Mark Davies, in his capacity as Vice Chair of the Law Society Wales Committee, inRead More…
Please click below for a Legal News Wales Article concerning the letter written by our committee member, Mark Davies, in his capacity as Vice Chair of the Law Society Wales Committee, inRead More…
We will be holding an online Commercial Property Law course with Richard Snape on 24 February 2021. Further details to follow.
Join the Legal Innovation Lab Wales for an overview of the Legal Innovation Lab, and discussions on the future of LegalTech in Wales, with keynote speaker, Counsel General Jeremy Miles, MemberRead More…
As we can’t meet in our usual manner, we’re delighted to offer a virtual opportunity for an update on the latest in residential conveyancing issues affecting Wales. Our popular speaker Richard Snape willRead More…
In line with Government restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic all face to face events are postponed until further notice. Please e-mail swanlawsoc@gmail.com if you have any queries.
Pictured above is our immediate Past President, Brin Hurford, presenting a cheque to the Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat Station for monies raised by SDLS over the course of his Presidential Year.Read More…
The Legal Innovation Lab Wales is a £5.6M initiative within the University’s Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law. The operation is a transformative research and development facility that supports collaboration between lawRead More…
Pictured above are our immediate Past President, Brin Hurford, and current Vice President, Chris Davies, presenting a cheque for £1,370 to the Mumbles Lifeboat Station in respect of monies raised at ourRead More…
Thank you to all who attended our Annual Dinner at the Brangwyn Hall on Friday 15 November 2019. Photographs from the event can be found in the Gallery section of our website.
For the latest Gazette article regarding the SQE and the Welsh Language please go to: https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/too-expensive-to-translate-sqe-into-welsh-says-sra/5101822.article