In order to become a member of the LCCSA, you will need to find two existing members to "nominate" you, then send your application to the Association's administrator, Sandra Dawson (PO Box 6314, London, N1 0DL).  You can download a copy of the form from here.

By becoming a member of the Association you can: -

  • Help us to influence the Legal Services Commission and the Government on issues that affect you;
  • Receive regular email eAlerts notifying you of the latest news and developments;
  • Receive the quarterly LCCSA newsletter, "The Advocate"; 
  • Receive a Member's Directory, listing not only all of the members of the Association and their geographical areas of practice, but also all of the prisons, police stations, magistrates' courts, crown courts and CPS offices within the Greater London area;
  • Become eligible to attend the annual LCCSA dinner at Grosvenor House in your own right;
  • Become eligible for a discounted ticket to the annual European Conference;
  • Become eligible for discounted rates for our training seminars.

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LCCSA

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he London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association ("LCCSA") was founded in 1948.  Members are Solicitors who practise in and around the Greater London area. Included are Prosecutors and self-employed advocates. Honorary Members (who are past Members of the Association) include Circuit Judges and District Judges.

The objects of the London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association are to: -

  • Encourage and maintain the highest standards of advocacy and practice in the Criminal Courts in and around London;

  • To participate in discussions on developments in the criminal process;

  • To represent and further the interests of the Members on any matters which may affect Solicitors who practise in the Criminal Courts; and

  • To improve, develop and maintain the education and knowledge of those actively concerned with the Criminal Courts, including those who are in the course of their training.

If you would like to contact any member of our Association, please click here.