Law Society of Northern Ireland hosts Members Forum in Fermanagh
Deputy Chief Executive Peter O'Brien, Head of Policy and Engagement Dr Patricia O'Lynn, President Mark Borland, Junior Vice President Eoghan McKenna
Credit:Trevor Armstrong
The Law Society of Northern Ireland brought solicitors from across Northern Ireland together at the Lough Erne Resort in County Fermanagh for its Member Forum.
The event explored the emerging challenges and opportunities facing the profession, including the adoption of artificial intelligence, business sustainability and risk management for small and rural practices, and support for the mental health and wellbeing of legal professionals.
Speaking following the conference, Law Society president Mark Borland said:
“The Member Forum was an important opportunity for us to listen to solicitors from across Northern Ireland and hear directly about the issues affecting their working lives.
“Members had the opportunity to discuss the most significant challenges and opportunities facing legal professionals today. From the adoption of artificial intelligence to sustaining legal services in rural communities and supporting colleagues through personal and professional pressures, these discussions have practical relevance for practices of every size.
“I want to thank our speakers and everyone who contributed. The experiences and ideas shared by members will help inform the Society’s work as we address these challenges together.”

