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Two English police officers who allegedly used police helicopters to film women having outdoor sex and sunbathing nude have appeared before a misconduct hearing. Serving officer Matthew Lucas, 43, and former officer Lee Walls, 48, both of South Yorkshire Police (SYP), are alleged to have breached th

The widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has been granted a declaration that the state has failed to deliver an Article 2 compliant investigation into the death of her husband, who was shot and killed by loyalist paramilitaries in collusion with the UK security forces. In a unanimous jud

Boyd Legal Solicitors has opened a new office in Fife.

Solicitor Andrew Mackenzie has spoken on access to justice for people with disabilities at the UN HQ in Vienna.

Edinburgh Law School is looking for student models to take part in a photo shoot on 6 and 15 March. Models will receive a small gift for their time.

Professor John Cairns has given the first of the Alan Watson Memorial Lectures, entitled "Slavery and the Law in Eighteenth Century Scotland."

The Law Society of Ireland has expanded an initiative that sees trainee solicitors teach prisoners about the law. The Street Law Prisons programme is now offered in a number of Irish prisons, including Wheatfield Prison, Mountjoy, the Dóchas Centre and Arbour Hill, as well as The Pathways Cen

Representatives of the four solicitor professions in the UK and Ireland have met in Belfast to discuss issues affecting lawyers across their jurisdictions.

Thorntons has donated £62,000 to Cash for Kids through its annual charity wills month, thanks to generous clients.

A lawyer responsible for insider trading compliance at technology giant Apple has been charged with insider trading offences. Gene Levoff, 45, former global head of corporate law at Apple, is facing both criminal charges and a civil lawsuit in connection with alleged offences between 2011 and 2016.

Glasgow University Diploma students Grainne Duffy and Eilidh Collins were awarded first prize in the Scottish finals of the Brown-Mosten International Client Consultation Competition last Friday.

A cremation service for the late David Sellar, former Lord Lyon, will be held at the Lorimer Chapel, Warriston Crematorium, Edinburgh, at 12 noon on Saturday 23 February 2019; followed by a Memorial Reception at 2pm at the Playfair Library, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh.

Lawyers from Brodies visited Maggie's this week to find out how it uses donations to support people living with cancer ahead of their arctic adventure this month in aid of the charity.

Three charities which support children with life-threatening conditions have received a total of £36,000 from Burness Paull's charitable efforts in 2018.

Aberdein Considine has announced the appointment of solicitor advocate Carly Stewart as an associate in the firm's dispute resolution team. It follows the firm's appointment last year of litigation expert Euan McSherry to lead the dispute resolution practice group.