The Law Society of Ireland, 1852-2002: Portrait of a Profession Edited by G. Hall and Daire Hogan (PT161)

Published 2002: First Edition / Hardcover / Very Good Condition / Illustrated throughout

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This portrait of the solicitors' profession marks and celebrates the 150th anniversary of the charter of the Law Society of Ireland. It covers both the History of the profession and its extraordinary development in recent decades.

The Law Society is the representative and regulatory body for solicitors, and has worked constantly for the highest educational and professional standards. Chapters describe the services it has provided for its members and its relations with the government over the years. The story is told of the acquisition, development and refurbishment of its historic headquarters building at Blackhall Place in Dublin. One chapter focuses on the struggle of women to be admitted to the legal profession and on the increasingly prominent role of women within it today. The growth of the profession has brought many challenges. There is full commentary on current issues of the structure and organisation of the profession, and on its future outlook and prospects.

This book concludes with an appendix listing all those admitted to the Roll of Solicitors between 1952 and 2001, in alphabetical order, year by year. Google Books