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Harper Macleod is recruiting additional trainee solicitors to commence in March 2019. The firm's training contracts last two years and feature four six-month seats, often including client secondments.

Scotland needs more pathologists in order to get the bodies of murder victims back to their families sooner, a criminal defence lawyer has said. A new protocol was announced last week by the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service to speed up the release of the bodies of murder victims that have

The Law Society of Scotland is asking the legal profession and interested stakeholders for their views on the law providing rights for cohabitants. The consultation aims to stimulate discussion within the legal profession and among other stakeholders and is seeking views in relation to reforming coh

From August to October 2018, there was a marked increase of 10.9 per cent in the number of properties coming to market compared to the same period last year in the east of Scotland, according to the latest ESPC house price report. In Edinburgh specifically, there was a 5.6 per cent increase compared

19 November 2018 - 13.30 - 17.00 Barclays Rise, 41 Luke Street, Shoreditch EC2A 4DP We are delighted to invite you to join us for discussions on creating value for emergent FinTech technologies at a half day panel event that explores the following:

Members of Westwater Advocates have been awarded an impressive 23 individual recommendations in 8 categories in the newly published 2019 edition of the Chambers Directory and a further 31 Tier 1 Ranking in 9 of the 13 categories in the Legal 500, published last week following a brief delay. The Cham

A solicitor who failed to pay advocates thousands of pounds in legal aid money has been struck off the roll. Jeremy Cram, 38, retained sums paid to him by the Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) meant for advocates. He also instructed them to carry out work for which he had no legal aid funding and fail

A cheesemaker's produce has been ruled safe to eat by a judge. Humphrey Errington, 74, previously succeeded in a legal case against South Lanarkshire Council, which wanted his cheese declared unsafe for consumption.

Terra Firma Chambers will host its 9th Annual Local Government Conference on Wednesday 28th November 2018, in Edinburgh. Chaired by James Findlay QC, this half-day conference will feature a range of talks in areas of particular interest to local authorities and those affected by their decisions, inc

Netflix is facing a lawsuit from The Satanic Temple over its alleged use of a copyrighted design of an evil deity. The Satanist organisation claims that the production team behind Netflix's new show, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, used a copyrighted statue of Baphomet as set dressing.

Holyrood’s Equalities and Human Rights Committee is launching a call for views on proposed changes that would remove the defence of "reasonable chastisement" from Scots law. Without this legal defence, parents and guardians would not be able to physically punish their children.

Compass Chambers is delighted that Chambers and Partners has ranked the stable Band 1 in its core areas of Personal Injury, Clinical Negligence and Health & Safety in the 2019 edition. Compass was also ranked as a set in the category of Product Liability.

Arnot Manderson Advocates is delighted to report the remarkable achievement of thirty-three individual Rankings (including fifteen in Band 1) across twelve wide-ranging practice areas in the recently announced Chambers and Partners listings. As well as the haul of individual rankings Arnot Manderson

We are pleased to announce that Scottish Legal News has broken through the 12,000 subscribers mark with the addition of 147 new readers in October taking subscribers to 12,026. October also saw 38,629 visitors to www.scottishlegal.com and the number of Twitter followers rise to 9,221.

Terra Firma Chambers has again been recognised in the latest edition of Chambers & Partners UK Directory as one of the leading stables at the Scottish bar, retaining its Band 1 rankings for Planning and Environmental Law, Agriculture & Rural Affairs and Tax. Terra Firma remains the only stab