The Legal Services Regulatory Authority today publishes its second annual report on the admission policies of the legal professions. The report, Pathways to the Professions 2020: Annual Report on Admission Policies of the Legal Professions, documents the number of persons admitted to practise as both solicitors and barristers in 2020, based on figures supplied to [...]
What We Do Our mission is to regulate the provision of legal services by barristers and solicitors and to ensure that standards are maintained and improved. Our Operating Principles As the independent regulator responsible for the oversight of both branches of the legal profession, we operate to meet six [...]
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 [...]
The Legal Services Regulatory Authority today publishes its third annual report on the admission policies of the legal professions. The report, Pathways to the Professions 2021: Annual Report on Admission Policies of the Legal Professions, documents the number of persons admitted to practise as both solicitors and barristers in 2021, based on figures supplied to [...]
The LSRA today takes over the regulation of advertising by legal practitioners, with the introduction of new regulations. The Legal Services Regulation Act 2015 (Advertising) Regulations 2020 apply to print, audio and visual advertisements, including online advertising. The regulations apply to solicitors, firms of solicitors and barristers as well as limited liability partnerships (LLPs) who [...]