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Figures released by HMRC last week revealed a reduction in the number of property transactions in the UK this summer amidst uncertainty surrounding Brexit.

A team of ten intrepid fundraisers from the Glasgow office of sister law firms Irwin Mitchell and Ascent, has scaled the dizzy heights of The Cobbler near Loch Lomond, raising around £2,500 to support the Teenage Cancer Trust (Scotland).

As part of the project to refurbish Nairn Courthouse, the steeple has been reinstated on top of the historic building following a facelift.

This year’s annual Red Mass to mark the beginning of the new legal year in Scotland takes place on Sunday, 22 September 2019 at noon.

Nasa is investigating what is thought to be the first ever allegation of a crime committed in space.

A council's decision to close a fund supporting the provision of free advice in relation to housing, financial inclusion and social welfare law in Glasgow has been condemned by a leading lawyer.

Tony Bone Legal has moved into a new office located on platform 1, Kilmarnock Railway Station.

Via the WS Society: Congratulations to Charlotte, Richard and Sarah who concluded their legal research internship with a highly accomplished presentation on the Caster Semenya case.

A free event looking at how the displaced Rohingya people might return to their ancestral homeland in the Arakan region in Myanmar will be held at Edinburgh Law School next month.

Law students at Strathclyde University made a presentation on the work of the law clinic to judges from Thailand.

Four new trainees have joined Ledingham Chalmers.

An event for Black, Asian and ethnic minority professionals to come together, expand their network and hear from an inspirational speaker will be held in Edinburgh next month.

Via the WS Society: A huge privilege to join Bruce Farquhar and his team at Anderson Strathern and historians Ewan McCall, Professor John Cairns and Dr Karen Baston for the reopening of the historic deed boxes of John Gibson WS and John Davidson WS.

Last Friday a gathering was held in the Advocates' Library to thank some of the core supporters of the Tumbling Lassie appeal for their help over the years since 2015 when the appeal began.

Gilson Gray has welcomed Sarah Feeney from BTO Solicitors to join the family law department, headed up by Philippa Cunniff.