The Law Society of British Columbia is the regulatory body for lawyers in British Columbia, Canada. Established in 1869, its primary role is to ensure that legal practitioners meet professional standards and adhere to ethical guidelines. The society oversees the licensing of lawyers and provides resources for legal education and public information. In addition to regulating the legal profession, the Law Society of British Columbia also works to protect the public interest. It investigates complaints against lawyers and takes disciplinary action when necessary. The society promotes access to justice and supports initiatives that enhance the legal profession's integrity.