The Irish Legal History Society’s mission is to encourage the study and advance the knowledge of the history of Irish law, especially by the publication of original documents and scholarly works relating to the history of Irish law, including its institutions, doctrines and personalities, and the reprinting or editing of works of sufficient rarity or importance.
The Welsh Legal History Society exists to spread knowledge of, and promote research into, the rich history of law in Wales.
The Southern African Society of Legal Historians brings together academics who share an interest in legal history generally, and in particular in the legal history of South Africa.
The Stair Society is Scotland’s leading legal history society.
The Selden Society is the leading learned society and publisher devoted to English legal history.
The Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History publishes books on Canadian legal history, and creates and maintains an oral history archive.
The United States Supreme Court Historical Society supports historical research into the U.S. Supreme Court and conducts educational programs and programs of interest to legal practitioners, scholars, and the general public. A number of other U.S. federal courts also maintain active historical societies.
