The Lundajurister Society has been the alumni association of the Faculty of Law for 50 years. When it was founded in 1966, the name Gamla Lundajurister was adopted, but in recent decades the association has been called the Lundajurister Society. The main purpose of the association has been to gather members for regular meetings, not only for nostalgic reasons but also to make it possible to stay in touch with the Faculty of Law and the Law Association. Today, the association works to create interesting meeting opportunities and various forums where practicing lawyers can meet, exchange experiences and create meaningful relationships. The Faculty of Law has an important task in nurturing and developing contacts with the outside world. This task involves, among other things, linking the region's practicing lawyers closer to the faculty's activities. Practicing lawyers are important for both researchers, teachers and students.

The Lund Jurists' Association has organized various forms of mentorship programs between the society's members and the students at the faculty. In the fall of 2024, the Lund Jurists' Association started the Process Law Forum, a meeting place for lawyers interested in procedural law in the local area. In connection with Elsa Trolle Önnerfors publishing her book "Troublesome Women! Sweden's First Female Jurists", the Lund Jurists' Association organized seminar events for invited guests both at the Faculty of Law in Lund and in the First Chamber of the Swedish Parliament.

You can read more about the Lunda Jurist Association and see who sits on the association's board on the Faculty of Law's website:

Board of Directors of the Lund Lawyers' Association | Faculty of Law