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.

Netanya Clixby and Chris Seel talk about why Bi Visibility Day (23 September) is important and bust some bi-myths.

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 Prides across the country.

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.

Rachel Reese and Chris Seel talk about why Trans Day of Visibility (31 March) is so important, and what you can be doing to support the trans community.

This podcast focuses on current themes and prospects for the future of LGBT+ clients who are moving or have moved to the UK, drawing on the experience of our speaker Tim Barnden, himself a gay lawyer with more than two decades of experience in practice in this area, to give an insight into key themes in practising in related areas of law.

In this podcast, members of our LGBT+ Lawyer Division committee share what LGBT History month means to them, how they mark it, and why it is still important.

LGBT+ Lawyers Division committee members Esther McDermott and Ewan Watson join Chris Seel and Helen Lee to discuss was the LGBT+ Lawyers Division does, and how individuals and organisations can get involved.

In this podcast three members of our LGBT+ Lawyers Division discuss what is wrong with the Gender Recognition Act 2004.