Bloomsbury Professional Online provides content across many practice areas for law professionals in the UK, Ireland and Scotland. We can offer access to expertly written legal commentary and analysis from our books, law reports, looseleafs and journals, linked with legislative and regulatory material. We’re also pleased to provide online-only monthly briefings and updated content.
Whether you are a barrister preparing for a complex case in the Court of Appeal who needs the support of the leading authorities, or a solicitor who requires access to the leading precedents, along with a monthly digest of recent cases and developments in law, Bloomsbury Professional Online can provide a reliable service to suit your practice, aiding you in your work, and ensuring you stay up-to-date.
When you subscribe to our services, you will have contact with a dedicated knowledge account manager, on hand to provide support such as bespoke walkthroughs suited to your needs and platform assistance. You will also receive a monthly newsletter with updates to our online services.
With over 25 different practice areas, we can give you online access to content that will benefit you and your practice.
Our UK Law content includes our Family Law service, the quintessential service for all family law practitioners including access to Hershman and McFarlane’s Children Law and Practice, the ‘go-to’ source for law and practice relating to children, and Duckworth’s Matrimonial Property and Finance, the most comprehensive authority on matrimonial finance.
You’ll also get the regular updates of Family Court Reports, Court of Protection Law Reports, and a monthly Briefing.
Our other practice areas such as Banking and Finance Law, Company and Commercial Law, Clinical Negligence, Employment Law, Immigration and Nationality Law, Intellectual Property and IT Law, and Licensing Law has content written by some of the leading experts in their field, including Laurie Fransman KC, Dr Michael Powers KC, Dr Anthony Barton, Kathryn Cronin, Elizabeth Field, and James T H Button.
To see all the practice areas covered by our Bloomsbury Professional Online Law services, you can look through the content available in our 2025 Catalogue, and fill in the form here to get free access; a member of our team will be in touch.
With 12 practice areas covering Irish law, you will get access to unrivalled Irish content.
Our newest online service Irish Child and Family Law is for legal practitioners who need to understand the evidential, procedural and legislative framework underpinning the complex area of child and family law in Ireland. You will get online access to family law and child law books, legal updates and analysis, legislation and precedents, including the Irish Law Awards Law Book of the Year 2024 Domestic Violence: Law and Practice in Ireland, and family law precedents written exclusively for subscribers.
You can get access to two podcasts from the Irish team:
Obiter Dicta podcast from Bloomsbury Professional Ireland. Each month, Grainne McMahon and Rachel Sherlock interview leading authors and practitioners to discuss legal and tax developments.
In Company with Courtney, our new podcast hosted by Tom Courtney, author of The Law of Companies. In each episode, Tom Courtney speaks with a leading light in Irish company law and corporate governance.
You can look through all our Irish services in our 2025 Catalogue, and fill in the form here to get free access; a member of our team will be in touch.
Get online access to legal content from Scotland’s leading experts in all key areas of practice.
The Scots Law Online service, in partnership with the Law Society of Scotland, is comprised of three modules: Conveyancing Practice Module, Criminal Law Module and General Practice Module. You can choose from three modules or subscribe to all three, providing you with expert guidance in all key areas of practice.
Every legal firm in Scotland has access to affordable online guidance in key areas of practice. If you are a member of the Law Society of Scotland, please reach out to us for further details and to register for a no-obligation free trial.
You can subscribe to three individual looseleafs from Scotland:
Court of Session Practice gets updated throughout the year and is a must have online resource for all practitioners dealing with the Court of Session.
Personal Injury Damages in Scotland is updated three times a year, providing PI lawyers and claims companies with access to expert edited judgments with copious reference to case law.
Scottish Older Client Law is updated three times a year and covers the broad range of issues most commonly encountered by legal practitioners who deal with older people.
You can look through all our Scottish services and the full list of content in our 2025 Catalogue, and fill in the form here to get free access; a member of our team will be in touch.
