Christos Paphiti, solicitor at Sharpe Pritchard, joins Ewan Watson and Philipp Engel to discuss his unique coming out experience, and why he feels it has not been an integral part of affirming his identity.
LGBT+ Committee member Ewan Watson is joined by Natalie Gamble and Andrew Spearman to offer insights into the complex area of surrogacy law and discuss the practical realities of surrogacy for LGBT+ people embarking on parenthood via this route
In this podcast, the last story in our series for “Untold Pride”, Ewan Watson and Jonathan Wheeler, members of our LGBT+ committee, are joined by Liam Langlois. They discuss Liam’s story of exploration and his work with Queer Lawyers of Tomorro
Ben Campkin, Chris Barkley, Helen Randall and Ewan Watson discuss the value, purpose and ultimate decline of LGBT+ specific venues alongside legal issues around the closures.
In this podcast from our LGBT+ Lawyers Division, Imogen Hamblin, member of our LGBT+ Lawyers Committee, invites Steve Chalke and Matthew Hyndman to discuss the recent update in the conversation on banning conversion therapy. It has been 1000 da
To mark LGBT+ History Month and International Stand Up to Bullying Day (28 February), speakers from our LGBT+ Lawyers Division explore bullying and harassment faced by the LGBT+ community in the workplace.
This year's Pride theme is Home and Away, and our second podcast episode is an interview with Tinashe Chipendo, a senior paralegal based in the Manchester Office.
This year's Pride theme is Home and Away, and our first podcast episode is an interview with Heather Capell Bramble, a seasoned attorney and a member of the LGBT+ community.
Ewan Watson was joined by Trowers & Hamlins partners Helen Randall, James Hawkins and Paul McDermott during LGBT History Month to discuss their experiences working for GLAAD in the 1980s and 1990s.
To mark Trans Awareness Week, we speak to two contributors to the Human Dignity Trust’s report ‘Injustice exposed: The criminalisation of trans people and its impacts’. We discuss how worldwide criminalisation came about, what it means now and
Nimmisha Aslam continues her conversation with Yetunde Dania and Isaac Eloi. They discuss hurdles and challenges they have faced in being black and LGBT+/ally members of the legal profession and the importance of diversity networks in organisat
Yetunde Dania and Isaac Eloi tell LGBT+ Lawyers Division committee member Nimmisha Aslam about their background, education and what led them to pursue a career in the legal profession.
Members of our LGBT+ Lawyers Division committee and James Welch (who acted on the ground-breaking Walker case) discuss ongoing issues – especially in relation to pensions.
To mark the start of Pride Season, members of the LGBT+ Lawyers Division Committee discuss the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, what Pride means to them and how people can get involved with what the Law Society is doing at various Pride
Harun Tulunay talks to Chris Seel about experiencing homophobia in Turkey and how lawyers do not always appreciate that homophobic treatment can be the basis of an asylum claim.
Members of our LGBT+ Lawyers Division share tips about how to get the most from networking opportunities, as developed during speed networking events held during LGBT History Month 2019.