Neurodiversity in Law

Apr 7

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and throughout the month, The Journal will be publishing articles exploring what it means to be autistic in the legal profession. We open with Molly Robinson's clear and grounded introduction to autism. Cutting through the stereotypes and outdated models, Molly o...Read more

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and throughout the month, The Journal will be publishing articles exploring what it means to be autistic in the legal profession. We open with Molly Robinson's clear and grounded introduction to autism. Cutting through the stereotypes and outdated models, Molly offers a grounded, thoughtful introduction to autism, what it is, how it presents, and why accurate understanding matters so much in a profession built on precision and communication.

Apr 2

Read former Trustee, Chris Blake's article from Autism Acceptance Month 2024, 'Does society accept the autistic community, or is it merely lip service and tolerance?' here.

Mar 31

Dyslexia affects approximately 10% of the UK population, yet it remains widely misunderstood within the legal profession. This week in The Journal, Joe Royster challenges the narrative that dyslexia is simply a barrier in legal practice. From exceptional narrative reasoning to creative problem-solv...Read more

Dyslexia affects approximately 10% of the UK population, yet it remains widely misunderstood within the legal profession. This week in The Journal, Joe Royster challenges the narrative that dyslexia is simply a barrier in legal practice. From exceptional narrative reasoning to creative problem-solving and big-picture thinking, Joe explores how dyslexic lawyers bring genuine and distinctive strengths to their work.

Mar 24

Did you know that an EHCP is a legally binding document? With proposed SEN reforms in the news, many families may be uncertain about where they stand. This week in The Journal, Erin Smart breaks down the law as it stands now and explains what neurodivergent young people and their families can acce...Read more

Did you know that an EHCP is a legally binding document? With proposed SEN reforms in the news, many families may be uncertain about where they stand. This week in The Journal, Erin Smart breaks down the law as it stands now and explains what neurodivergent young people and their families can access. Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/ldJctvW

Mar 19

🏆 Our first-ever award, and what a way to start! Last night, we were named Campaign or Initiative of the Year at the Neurodiverse Business Awards 2026. The judges recognised our work challenging stigma and shifting perceptions across the legal profession, and honestly, this one means everything. ...Read more

🏆 Our first-ever award, and what a way to start! Last night, we were named Campaign or Initiative of the Year at the Neurodiverse Business Awards 2026. The judges recognised our work challenging stigma and shifting perceptions across the legal profession, and honestly, this one means everything. There's so much that goes on behind the scenes to make this happen. This award is for every single person who's supported us and been part of this community since 2020 🫶 🌈 #neurodiverseawards #NeurodiversityInLaw