Welcome - ආයුබෝවන් - வணக்கம்

You are warmly welcomed to The Association of Sri Lankan Lawyers (“ASLLUK”) in the U.K. We are delighted that you have visited us today.

  • Are you an aspiring trainee solicitor or solicitor, barrister or pupil, attorney-at-law, law student or law academic? Whichever category you belong to in this noble profession, we are dedicated to providing a unique forum for law professionals of Sri Lankan descent.
  • You will meet many high calibre professionals and senior lawyers who will be able to provide you with career guidance, whether it is training opportunities, educational, or professional development.
  • Our forum is a great platform for networking and to be connected with members or professionals you desire to get in touch with to enhance your future opportunities in the march for success.
  • Social and cultural events such as Law -Medical cricket and netball matches, annual dinner dance and other charity events are great opportunities for you and your family to have fun and enjoy.
  • Our membership entitles you to many benefits including; law updates and attendance at educational, social or cultural events at discounted rates.
  • Our mission is to provide every assistance to elevate and enhance professional standards and to maintain the competency of lawyers by creating learning opportunities and harnessing diverse talents and skills with a view to upholding the rule of law and assisting our communities.
  • If you are pursuing a career in law, you are welcome to become a member of our Association and be part of our prestigious forum.

Thank you for visiting us

Dear All,

We regret to inform you that, due to the adverse weather forecast and following a request from the caretakers of the cricket ground, the scheduled cricket and netball matches have been cancelled.
We understand this will be disappointing news, particularly to those who had made arrangements to attend. However, the decision has been made in the interest of safety and in line with the ground staff’s assessment of the expected weather conditions.
We have now been informed that rescheduling the matches at the same ground will not be possible. However, we are actively exploring the possibility of securing an alternative venue to hold the matches on Sunday, 17th August 2025. The membership will be kept informed of any developments and a further update will be provided once arrangements are confirmed.
We take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks to the organising committees of both lawyers and doctors of the cricket and netball teams, as well as to the respective team captains. Their painstaking efforts in assembling the teams, coordinating practice sessions, and devoting considerable time and energy to organising the matches are greatly appreciated. ASLLUK owes them a big thank you on behalf of the entire membership for their dedication and commitment.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
General Secretary 
ASLLUK.

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