Liverpool Law is the monthly magazine for members of the Society. It has a circulation of 2200 and goes to members, local MPs, the national Law Society, other local Law Societies in England and Wales and other professional membership organisations.
The magazine is available to download below as a PDF or to view as an e-magazine online.
November 2019
In this month's issue: News from member firms: BLJ Solicitors, Brabners LLP, Broudie Jackson Canter, Carpenters, CEL Solicitors, Excello Law, gunnercooke LLP, Hill Dickinson, Maxwell Hodge, Morecrofts, Quinn Barrow, St John's Buildings, Weightmans; News from the Sub-Committees: Non-Contentious Business; Morecrofts and MSB win at the Law Society Excellence Awards; Vauxhall Law Centre Relaunch & Celebration Event; News from Merseyside Law Centre; Leadership and the Law - Paul Barrow of Quinn Barrow; Hill Dickinson marks Women in Law centenary with North West celebration; Household names support businesses in the Liverpool City Region through new mentoring programme; Charity Spotlight on The Poppy Factory; Merseyside Landmarks - St Helen's 'Dream' sculpture; News from the Merseyside Junior Lawyers' Division; News from the Merseyside Women Lawyers' Division and more...
Please send articles with photos (preferably good quality, high resolution) and caption for consideration by the Editor to editor@liverpoollawsociety.org.uk
Edition Deadline Date (close of business 5pm) Edition Deadline Date
December 25 November June 28 May
January 13 December July 25 June
February 27 January August 27 July
March 26 February September 21 August
April 25 March October 24 September
May 23 April November 27 October
December 24 November
Members are invited to submit articles. There is a shortage of news from members outside of Liverpool and the Editor would welcome articles from firms in Southport, St Helens, Wirral, Halton, Sefton & other areas in North West. Liverpool Law carries a variety of articles from legal matters, news on Movers & Shakers from the Merseyside and North West region and events for the local legal profession.
