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The Law Society of Scotland has launched a new mental health resource, Lawscot Wellbeing, to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week 2018. The web-based resource provides information, help and guidance to those working in the legal sector through a dedicated online portal on the Law Society of Sc

A new project aims to identify and understand the factors that affect whether individuals who allege to have been raped or sexually assaulted choose to engage with the criminal justice process. Researchers at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR) will also consider how the syste

Police Scotland’s computer system is in urgent need of being updated, according to a report from the force’s deputy chief officer, The Scotsman reports. The single force needs more than £200 million to carry out the modernisations — which have been delayed for years.

Public law expert Lynda Towers provides a realistic overview of where we are on the path to Brexit. For some of us there is something comforting about putting together a list of things which need to be done and by when. There is then the satisfaction of ticking the items off as done and seeing the l

Via Burges Salmon's Ross A Simpson: "And so another excellent @thewssociety @AgLawUK ag Law conf concludes. A definite highlight being Prof F Smith of Leeds Uni and special adviser to the House of Lords talking agriculture after Brexit and WTO rules - one of the best Brexit talks I have heard to da

Balfour+Manson has committed to put every one of its 134 staff through a training programme to become Dementia Friends.

A proposed bill on transport will bring forward the most radical measures since devolution, the Scottish government has said. The Transport (Scotland) Bill aims to empower local authorities and establish consistent standards in the transport system.

UK justice minister Phillip Lee has resigned over the government's Brexit policy ahead of a vote on whether or not to give MPs a decisive say on the final deal with the EU. The minister for victims, youth and family justice said he was "incredibly sad" at having to stand down but that he though the

Rupa Mooker, director of HR at MacRoberts, has been appointed to the Law Society of Scotland’s Equality and Diversity Committee. The committee aims to set, form and guide the policy and actions of the Law Society in relation to equality and diversity as well as offer guidance and support to th

A lawyer has been jailed after he duped a former S&M dungeon master into believing the latter had won damages from Channel 4. Andrew Davies, 34, told his client, retired dungeon master Shaun O'Driscoll, he was to receive £710,000 after making complaints about the show Me and My Slaves, a d

The requirement for the Scottish Parliament to consent to UK government legislation affecting devolved areas – the Sewel convention – should be embedded in law, Brexit minister Michael Russell has said. In a statement to the Scottish Parliament, Mr Russell called for parliamentary discus

A Dundee University LLB student will graduate with a First today after overcoming years of adversity – which threatened her dream of studying law. Katherine Wade always dreamed of being a lawyer, but when she was 13 years-old she was diagnosed with severe epilepsy and had to take a year o

The UK formally ratified the Lanzarote Convention on protecting children against sexual violence in Strasbourg yesterday. The convention will enter into force in the UK on 1 October. The convention is a legally-binding treaty which obliges countries to take a range of steps to help prevent sexual vi

Compass Chambers has announced that Kevin Henry has become its newest member after calling to the bar today. Compass' Richard Pugh was Mr Henry's principal devilmaster and stable members are very pleased Mr Henry is joining them. He has experience of personal injury, clinical negligence, defamation

Sarah Denham Macleerie, who graduated from the University of Stirling on Thursday with an LLB (Hons) is pictured above. Ms Macleerie was the recipient of the Oxford University Press Prize, awarded to the best Bachelors of Law student.