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Lindsays is to merge with Glasgow legal practice Dallas McMillian. The deal, which will take effect on September 1, will see Dallas McMillan partners and staff transfer to Lindsays, with their clients gaining access to the broader range of legal services available across the enlarged firm.

In the latest episode of the University of Aberdeen’s School of Law Podcast, Neil Weightman speaks with Dr Rossana Ducato and Professor Dinusha Mendis about deepfakes, synthetic media, and the legal challenges created by rapidly developing AI technologies. What are deepfakes, and why are they

Macdonald Henderson has advised Ardgowan Distillery Company Limited, a growing Scotch whisky producer, on the conversion of Distil plc’s £3 million convertible loan note into equity, resulting in Distil acquiring a 10.5 per cent shareholding and board representation. The transaction form

Commercial disputes occasionally turn on points which appear technical in form but have potentially significant financial consequences. One such issue concerns the distinction between delivery of an executed agreement and delivery of the principal signed document itself, writes Ahsan Mustafa. The qu

StubHub UK must refund more than 50,000 customers and pay a fine close to £900,000 after concealing costs. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found that StubHub UK did not show fans the total price upfront when purchasing tickets – as required by law. 

There was a small reduction in the proportion of people reconvicted within 12 months compared with the 2021-2022 cohort, new figures from Scotland’s chief statistician show.  Of all the offenders released from custody or given a non-custodial sentence in 2022-2023, 26.1 per cent were reco

An Aberdeen sheriff conducting a fatal accident inquiry into the death of a gamekeeper who was thrown from an ATV following a collision has concluded that his death could have been avoided if the shoot scheduled for the day had been cancelled in light of Storm Malik and he had been wearing a seatbel

Govan Law Centre (GLC) welcomed guests and partner agencies to the launch of its pilot Family Rights Project in Glasgow this week.

Peter Murrell has been sentenced to five years and three months in prison after admitting embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP while serving as its chief executive. Murrell, the estranged husband of former first minister Nicola Sturgeon, stole £400,315.65 over a 12-year period. The

A Supreme Court justice and a leading academic have independently raised the alarm over a sharp fall in civil appeals reaching the Inner House of the Court of Session, warning that the long-term development of Scots law is at risk. Lord Doherty, delivering the Lord Rodger Memorial Lecture in Glasgow

A man who threw a shoe at a prosecutor after being remanded in custody has been jailed for 30 months. Stuart Young, 21, struck procurator fiscal depute Tammy Hislop on the head during a hearing at Airdrie Sheriff Court on 2 March 2026.

Police recorded 315,357 crimes in Scotland in 2025-26, a five per cent increase on the previous year and the highest total in more than a decade, with sexual offences reaching their highest level since comparable records began in 1971, new figures from the chief statistician show. Non-sexual crimes

Burges Salmon has highlighted strong progress in digital enablement across UK organisations, alongside an increasing focus on governance, workforce capability and long-term value. Its new report, Beyond Digital Adoption, based on data collected from research conducted by YouGov, shows that 68 p

An AI-powered law firm has secured its first courtroom victory, in what is believed to be a world first for a regulated legal practice operating through artificial intelligence. Garfield AI, which became the first AI law firm authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority in May 2025, successfull