Initiative to help young people develop a better understanding of

Understanding the law isn’t just for legal professionals, it’s essential for everyone. That’s why the Law Society is supporting a legal literacy initiative to help young people develop a better understanding of their rights, responsibilities, and the legal system.

By equipping the next generation with legal knowledge, this initiative ensures they can navigate key life decisions with confidence. For law firms, investing in legal education today means building a stronger, more informed legal sector tomorrow.

Initiative to help young people develop a better understanding of their rights, responsibilities, and the legal system

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