réttarfélag

Rettarfélag is an Icelandic term that translates to "legal society" or "legal association." In Iceland, rettarfélag typically refers to organizations or groups composed of legal professionals, such as lawyers, judges, academics, and law students. These associations play a significant role in the Icelandic legal community by fostering professional development, promoting legal scholarship, and engaging in discussions about legal issues.

The objectives of a rettarfélag can vary, but common goals include advancing legal knowledge through seminars, conferences, and publications, as well as providing a platform for networking and collaboration among its members. They often serve as a voice for the legal profession, contributing to public discourse on legal reforms and policy changes. Some rettarfélög may focus on specific areas of law, while others encompass a broader spectrum of legal disciplines. Membership is generally open to individuals with an interest in law and its practice within Iceland, contributing to the ongoing evolution and understanding of the Icelandic legal system.