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SUB-COMMITTEES

SUB-COMMITTEES

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED

The Law Reform Committee is seeking volunteers to join its Committee, to assist in the following:

1. Research and review existing laws and regulations in Holborn, focusing on areas that require reform or improvement. Identify key issues that need attention and prioritise them based on their impact on the community. In particular we will want to focus on the recent Post Office miscarriages of justice and see the impact this has on the community and wider. What steps can we take to assist the exoneration of the innocent victims are dealt with post haste.

2. We will reach out to various stakeholders including legal professionals, community organisations, government officials, and members of the public. Conduct consultations, roundtable discussions, and public hearings to gather input, insights, and suggestions on potential law reforms. We will review the Trust and Wills legislation.

3. Collaborate with legal experts, scholars, and practitioners to analyse the identified issues and develop innovative solutions. Establish working groups or committees to focus on specific areas of law reform on generative AI in dispute resolution, such as criminal justice, family law, or environmental regulations.

4. We will try to raise public awareness by launching a comprehensive public awareness campaign to inform the community about the ongoing law reform initiatives in relation to AI. Utilise various mediums such as social media, public forums, and educational workshops to engage and educate the public about the importance and impact of law reform.

5. Review draft legislation or amendments based on the recommendations and findings from the research and stakeholder engagement on AI. Conduct further consultations with relevant parties, including legal experts, government officials, and affected communities, to refine and improve the proposed reforms.

Please contact cwhlawsoc@gmail.com for more information. 

MEMBERSHIP

TIME TO RENEW!

It was wonderful to see so many of you at our Annual Black Tie Dinner at the House of Lords. This was just one of the fantastic WHLS events held during the past year.

Membership is the cornerstone of our organisation and we rely on your subscriptions to be able to offer our events and magazine. The Society membership year runs from October to October and 2023-24 annual subscriptions are now due. If your details have not changed, kindly pay the invoice sent by email. If you have changed employers or if your status has changed, please fill out a membership form so that we can update your details. If you are not yet a member you can easily join by completing the online form at www.cwhls.org. uk on the Join Us page and following the payment instructions.

For enquiries regarding Corporate Membership, please email cwhlawsoc@gmail.com. If you are an individual member, please consider approaching your firm about Corporate Membership.

There are many benefits to joining our vibrant and welcoming group of legal professionals. What sets us apart from other societies is our links to regional and international legal organisations. We are a part of the Fédération des Barreaux d’Europe and are twinned with the Paris, Berlin, Milan and Barcelona bar associations, to name a few.

Other benefits include numerous professional development and networking events, many of which are free for members; a free subscription to the Society's quarterly magazine, Central London Lawyer, and the opportunity to contribute articles; the opportunity to share your ideas and develop leadership skills through involvement in our committees; a voice on the national Law Society's Council through the election of local Council members; and invitations to events with other law societies and legal organisations across London, Europe and internationally.

We greatly appreciate your past support and look forward to your continued participation in our Society. All members have a vital role to play in our continued success. We welcome new members so please spread the word about our Society to friends and colleagues. And we hope to see you at our next event! 

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