About Us

The Legal Services Regulatory Authority was established in 2016 and is an independent authority. We are Ireland’s national statutory regulator for both branches of the legal profession – barristers and solicitors.

What We Do

Our key functions include receiving and investigating complaints against barristers and solicitors and providing information to the public about legal services, including legal costs.

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What We Do

Our key functions include receiving and investigating complaints against barristers and solicitors and providing information to the public about legal services, including legal costs.

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Authority Members

The Authority is comprised of 11 members who are appointed by the Government following nomination by a number of professional and representative bodies.

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Careers

If you think you can help us and want to join our team please check our latest job vacancies.

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Contact Us

There are numerous ways to get in touch with us. Understand which team in the LSRA is best suited to responding to your query.

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Accessibility

Read about how we make sure that our website and all our communication is as accessible as possible.

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This page was last updated on Wednesday, 21st February 2024