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A prisoner convicted of attempted murder has failed in an appeal based on the Crown’s admitted failure to disclose a victim statement containing material potentially favourable to his defence. The High Court of Justiciary Appeal Court held that, although the statement should have been disclose

The Crown Office has lodged a first notice to begin the court process for a fatal accident inquiry into the death of Alistair Blair. Mr Blair, 64, a farmhand employed by Graham's The Family Dairy, died on 4 November 2024 after sustaining fatal injuries in an incident at a storage shed at Birkenwood

Glasgow-based brain injury charity Headway Clyde has launched its ‘lifesaving’ ID cards nationally, thanks to a donation from Irwin Mitchell Scotland LLP. 

Axiom Advocates is proud to announce its outstanding results in the Chambers UK 2027 Guide, achieving Band 1 set rankings in 12 practice areas, alongside additional rankings across a wide range of disciplines. With an impressive 97 individual overall rankings, these results reflect the exceptional

A proposal can arrive by email. The confidence to say yes often comes from a conversation. Business lunches still have a valuable role in building relationships, understanding a client’s priorities and moving an opportunity towards a deal. Away from the meeting-room agenda, there is space to a

A bus driver has lost a disability discrimination claim after being dismissed following complaints about her farting at work. Stephanie Bryan, who worked for electric bus operator The Big Lemon, was accused of producing significant flatulence that left colleague Samantha Bingham believing she had so

On any view, a single death on Scotland’s roads is one death too many. However, is the way we measure the success or otherwise of road safety policies correct and should we only look at the number of fatalities and/or serious injuries? For example, in 2023 there were 27 motorcycling fatalities

The Law Society of Scotland, Faculty of Advocates and 15 other legal organisations have condemned the latest US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), warning they risk undermining investigations, trials and victims’ access to justice. The sanctions, imposed by the US Treasu

A new Respect Fund for Scotland will see school pupils supported to reject misogyny and promote respect as part of a package of Scottish government action to tackle violence against women and girls. Up to an additional £1 million will be invested from 2027/28 to ensure high school pupils can a

Strathclyde Law School is to become the first Scottish host of LawWithoutWalls (LWOW), with the international legal innovation programme coming to Glasgow in March 2027. LWOW is a global initiative that annually brings together lawyers, in-house professionals, business leaders, academics and student

Megan McDonald has joined Turcan Connell as legal director in the firm’s land and property team. Ms McDonald brings extensive experience across the Scottish commercial property market, having advised clients on a broad range of real estate transactions during her time with both international a

A company pursuing damages for alleged breaches of warranties in a share purchase agreement has been given an opportunity to examine preserved computer data after the Outer House held that its claim was out of time on its existing pleadings. Lord Lake ruled that an 18-month contractual time bar was

Arnot Manderson Advocates is delighted to report the remarkable achievement of twenty individual rankings including 7 in Band 1 across eleven wide ranging practice areas in the recently announced Chambers and Partners listings.  As well as the haul of individual rankings, Arnot Manderson has ac