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Pinsent Masons today revealed its unaudited results for 2017-18 which shows global turnover increased by six per cent to £449.8 million. Fees billed rose by 10 per cent on the previous year and in the last five years turnover has increased by more than 40 per cent while profit growth has risen

Vialex has hired experienced lawyer Katie Corrigan as head of real estate, a newly-created position. Ms Corrigan, originally from Glasgow, joins from Brodies where she spent three-and-a-half years as an associate. She worked at Tods Murray for 10 years, specialising in the hospitality and leisure se

The Scottish government is to introduce a bill implementing the Barclay Review's recommendations. The review was set up to suggest reforms to the business rates system in Scotland in order to promote business growth and long term investment.

Pictured (L-R): Steven McIlroy and Stewart Cameron Cameron Intellectual Property has acquired and relocated its headquarters to new premises in Glasgow city centre.

A Scots lawyer will appear on reality TV show Come Dine With Me this week. Edinburgh-based Aisling Scott, a solicitor at the Medical Protection Society, will vie for a cash prize with her fellow contestants James, Katie, Harry and Bruce.

Former tennis World No. 8 Mark Philippoussis has been crowned Brodies Invitational Champion in a thrilling final against former British No. 1 Tim Henman, at this year’s Brodies Invitational at Gleneagles. Philippoussis entertained fans with a 7-6, 6-3 win against Henman on Saturday at the only

Law firms in Scotland are urged to complete the new, compulsory anti money laundering (AML) registration process before the deadline next week With the majority of firms having completed the new process, which follows the introduction of the 2017 anti money laundering regulations (Money Laundering,

Lindsays’ private client team in Dundee has welcomed Kirsty Preston, who has recently joined the firm as a senior solicitor. Ms Preston deals with a wide variety of private client matters including the administration of executries and trusts as well as the drafting of wills and powers of attor

Frances Ennis looks at a recently issued judgment of the the Inner House in a case that has been closely followed for some years by many of Scotland’s law firms and has implications for the wider business community. The case concerns the Scottish Solicitors' Staff Pension Fund, and the li

British Telecommunications plc (BT) has been fined £77,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office after it sent nearly five million nuisance emails to customers. The investigation found that the company did not have customers’ consent to send direct marketing emails. This is agai

The Scottish corporate team of DWF has advised Capita plc on the sale of Supplier Assessment Services, including its construction line operation, for £160 million. The business, which has been bought by funds affiliated with global private equity fund Warburg Pincus, had underlying revenue of

Alan Calderwood explains the fatal accident inquiry process. Fatal accident inquiries can be held when a death occurs in the course of a person’s employment or whilst in legal custody. They can also be held when the death is sudden, suspicious, or unexplained, or occurred in circumstances givi

Under 18s will face new barriers to buying knives online, following the introduction of the Offensive Weapons Bill. The bill will mean online retailers cannot sell knives online without "rigorous" age-verification, and will no longer be able to deliver knives to residential addresses or drop-off poi

Former Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has called for cannabis use to be legalised. Writing in today's Scotsman, Mr MacAskill welcomed the UK government's decision to allow medicinal cannabis treatment for Billy Caldwell, an epileptic boy whose supply was recently confiscated at Heathrow Airport b

The UK formally ratified the Lanzarote Convention on protecting children against sexual violence in Strasbourg yesterday. The convention will enter into force in the UK on 1 October. The convention is a legally-binding treaty which obliges countries to take a range of steps to help prevent sexual vi