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Gilson Gray has appointed Cheryl Edgar to its North Berwick team. She joins as senior associate from local firm Garden Stirling Burnet (GSB) with many years’ experience in conveyancing law, and prior to this spent 18 years with Anderson Strathern.

Shepherd and Wedderburn’s banking and finance team has reported a strong year for deals activity, with a 41 per cent rise in the number of completed deals and a 12 per cent increase in the overall value of transactions. The team, whose clients include banks, funds, financial ins

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf is to chair a dedicated task force to improve victims and complainers' experiences of the justice system. The task force aims to ensure complainers' voices are heard, to streamline their journey through the criminal justice system, and to provide wide-ranging support a

Last month advocate Robert Sutherland completed a trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro as part of a team raising money for the Scottish children’s charity Children 1st. Here he describes what this involved. Mount Kilimanjaro is 5,895m (19,341ft) high and is the largest f

On Wednesday 3 October the Aberdeen Law Project (ALP) held its 2018 annual lecture, delivered by Sir Anthony Seldon and sponsored by CMS. ALP hosted a capacity audience for the address of Sir Anthony Seldon, award-winning political author, contemporary historian and educator.

Licensing chiefs are calling for answers from the Scottish government after it sent out legal papers riddled with errors to trade bodies. Official accreditation documents, which were described as being “full of errors in terms of basics in law”, were sent out on September 26, detailing t

Unseen items from 19th century revolutionary, author and activist Frederick Douglass and his family will be on public display for the first time this month at the National Library of Scotland. The exhibition of original manuscript letters, speeches and photographs provides powerful insight into the

Margaret Reid, higher executive officer at Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service; Frank Reid, managing director, Robertson Northern; Jeff Hedley, project director, Robertson Northern and Nikki Burnel, executive officer to Sheriff Principal A key milestone has been reached at the Inverness Justice Ce

BTO Solicitors LLP has announced that partner Paul Motion, who heads the firm’s data protection and online reputation teams, has been accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in freedom of information and data protection law. This is only the second such accreditation to be aw

David Lorimer applies a quantitatively analytical approach to criminal law. He has written previously for SLN on jury analysis and the admissibility of prejudicial evidence (with a journal paper currently under peer review). In this article he indicates how his work led to similar con

Meghan Jenkins warns employers about HMRC fines of up to £20,000 per underpaid worker for breaching National Minimum wage obligations – fines that are levied on top of the obligation to reimburse the underpaid wages. At the end of September, HMRC reported that a record number of employer

Shoosmiths has this week been named a LEX winner 2018/2019 in three of its categories. It follows analysis by student law firm guide, The Lex 100, of anonymous responses received from 2,800 trainees across 147 UK law firms.   In evaluating their firms, trainees assigned scores relatin

Glasgow-based corporate law firm Kergan Stewart has announced the appointment of Stephen Smith as a partner. Mr Smith joined Kergan Stewart in 2016 from Brodies and is experienced in all aspects of corporate and commercial law.