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Via Rebecca Samaras: "Congratulations to Edinburgh Diploma students Lewis Devoy and Caitlin Wright, winners of the Scottish Client Consultation Competition 2020. Thanks to Dundee University for hosting today’s event. Next, Stetson University, College of Law, Tampa Florida for the Internationa

The 19th annual Clyde & Co Burns Supper saw the firm's Scotland-based partners arrive in London with bagpipes, whisky and haggis to provide a memorable evening for the more than 200 present.

In this video from Edinburgh Law School's International Legitimacy Interview Series, Dr Cormac Mac Amhlaigh speaks with Professor Samantha Besson of the Collège de France about a posthumous paper of the late Ronald Dworkin.

Thorntons has raised £75,000 for Cash for Kids through its Charity Wills initiative – a £13,000 increase on the previous year.

Lawyers gathered for the Aberdeen Bar Association's Burns Supper at the Society of Advocates in Aberdeen.

Trekking for three days in sub-zero conditions may leave many people cold, but Terra Firma’s Robert Sutherland enjoyed a “fantastic experience”.

Explaining decisions about their future to children should not become a required part of a judge’s duty, the Faculty of Advocates believes.

Congratulations to Edinburgh Law School’s Rebecca Stafford, Anna Bruce and Simon Roudh who placed 3rd in the UK Student Mediation Competition 2020.

Controversial plans to allow judges in Poland to be sacked have been dealt a major set-back after they were rejected by the upper house of the country's parliament. The governing right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party, which won a second successive majority in last year's elections, is pressing on w

It might be stretching things a bit to describe this football match in 1980 as part of our legal heritage but it does reflect the days when local faculties ran their own football teams – a practice now in decline – although we were pleased yesterday to report that the Glasgow Bar is mak

For around 40 years the Glasgow Bar Association has been represented by a football team comprised of solicitors primarily from the criminal bar.

The Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) could be liable for as much as £10 million following a landmark decision at Edinburgh Sheriff Court this week in a case that may prove to be one of 'PPI for lawyers' and could lead to an avalanche of late payment claims from Scottish solicitors.

A mystery disappearance, a secret guarded for 16 years, a murder trial in search of answers – this is the story of the murder of Margaret Fleming.

Following a year of fundraising, including a summer ball and a 4 million step challenge in November, Just Employment Law was delighted to hand over a cheque for £92,220 to its charity of the year for 2019 – Pancreatic Cancer Scotland.

The office of Aberdeen law firm Lefevre Litigation has been ravaged by a fire.