Every month, in a relaxed location in central London the London Legal Salon will meet to discuss the big questions facing the law today. Attendance is always free. This blog will publish articles by attendees and the organisers to supplement the debates at our monthly meetings.







Every meeting will be introduced by a short talk from a lawyer or commentator in the area under examination. The discussion will then be opened to those attending to make contributions or ask questions. The meetings will last around ninety minutes and operate under Chatham House rules.







The discussions and the articles on this website will look to scrutinise the black letter of the law and its implications in the Courts and wider society. They will also look to situate the law in its historical and political context. We hope that by developing an understanding of where the law has come from, and why the law has taken the form it has today, we may begin to form an idea of where we want it to go.







Tuesday 24 February 2015

VENUE CHANGE 3rd of March 2015

We have had to change the venue for the debate on the 3rd of March from Kings College to the October Gallery in Holborn http://www.octobergallery.co.uk/contact/. The debate will still take place on the same day at 1900 but we will be back at the venue where the series began. As usual,  spaces can be booked at londonlegalsalon@gmail.com
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Wednesday 11 February 2015

Abortion and Protest - Do We Need Buffer Zones?

The Institute of Ideas have published the audio from last night's debate.  Listen here:  https://soundcloud.com/institute-of-ideas/london-legal-salon-abortion-debate/s-Y8LbO
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