THE IN-HOUSE LAWYERS' GROUP
The In-House Lawyers' Group (ILG) is a non-regulatory Committee of The Law Society of Scotland and was established in 1973.
The Group represents and promotes the interests and status of Scottish solicitors employed in central or local government, industry or commerce, procurator fiscal service, court administration and other public bodies.
OBJECTIVES:
The Group's objectives are to: develop and encourage better training of solicitors: strengthen relationships between private practice solicitors and in-house lawyers: comment on proposed legislation.
MEMBERSHIP:
Membership of the ILG is automatically granted to all solicitors who are members of The Law Society of Scotland who are employed as in-house lawyers. No additional subscription is payable by members.
EVENTS & SEMINARS:
The ILG arranges a full programme of evening seminars free of charge from September to May. These are held in Edinburgh and are available via video conference to numerous locations throughout Scotland. Seminars are open to ILG members, trainees, law students and paralegals.
Every Autumn we hold our Annual Conference and Networking Dinner which features a variety of presentations on topical issues.
Save the Date: The Society of Scottish Lawyers in London Burns Supper 2011
See link on the right for more information.
COMMUNICATION:
Click here to view the latest communication from the ILG.
If you would like to be added to the ILG mailing list please email here.
CONTACT US:
If you have any queries please contact the Group Secretary or your local Committee representative.
