The Law Society of England and Wales has said it is seeking further engagement with The Law Society of Ireland.
A dispute has erupted between The Law Society of England and Wales and The Law Society of Ireland over the rights of solicitors on the Irish roll to practise law outside of the jurisdiction.
The Law Society of Ireland imposed a condition on practitioner certificates for lawyers outside of Ireland and Northern Ireland in January that effectively stopped them practising Irish law from another jurisdiction, according to Mickael Laurans, head of international at The Law Society of England and Wales.
