Who Are We?
London Solicitors Litigation Association (LSLA) provides civil and commercial litigators working at the centre of UK and International litigation with an active forum for sharing and exchanging views, networking, learning and influencing legislation.
The LSLA’s 3,200 individual members work in major international practices, national law firms or as sole practitioners. Together they have a proud 60-year history of helping to shape civil justice reform and promoting best practice in litigation.
Young litigators are encouraged to get involved via a dedicated organisation which they organise and run. Junior LSLA is open to litigators of eight years post-qualification or less.
Benefits for Members
Recent Updates
LSLA member, Natalie Todd, comments in City AM on the potential Group Action against Arcadia.
LSLA member Charlotte Hill's piece on cryptoassets regulation published in the Law Society Gazette (page 32).
LSLA members John Bramall and Francesca Muscott discuss mediation developments.
LSLA member Roger Franklin provides comments for this piece in The Times.
LSLA member, John McElroy, comments on the Mastercard v Merricks case
LSLA member, John McElroy, comments on the Mastercard v Merricks case.
LSLA Committee Member, John McElroy, comments.
LSLA President, Chris Bushell, comments on litigation funders.