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A woman given nearly £10 million after she split from her husband has had her maintenance brought to an end by senior judges, The Briefreports. Kim Waggott, 49, was told by appeal judges to get a job if she needs more money.

Graham Boyack looks at how mediation is faring in Scotland.

Pictured: Magnus Swanson (left) and Steve Cook

William Ury William Ury, co-founder of Harvard’s Program on Negotiation, global expert on negotiation and mediation and co-author of Getting to Yes (pictured), will be the keynote speaker at the 2018 International Academy of Mediators (IAM) Annual Conference being held in Edinburgh between 9 and 1

Tom Maclennan None of the creditors of failed law firm McClure Naismith are likely to receive the money they are owed, The Herald reports.

An energy company which was seeking £130 million in damages from an engineering contractor following the collapse of a tunnel at a Fort Augustus hydro-electric scheme nearly a decade ago has won an appeal. By a majority of two-to-one, the Inner House of the Court of Session allowed a reclaiming mot

David Arnott Brodies' David Arnott comments on a major case from the Inner House this week.

The Scottish Public Law Group is delighted to announce a FREE evening event, being held in the Senate Room, Collins Building, University of Strathclyde, 22 Richmond Street, Glasgow, G1 1XH on 26 April 2018. This event is free and will attract 1.5 hours of CPD.

Professor Richard Susskind Legal experts will feature on BBC Radio 4’s Unreliable Evidenceshow tonight to discuss concerns about whether online courts could narrow access to justice.

Richard Lochhead An MP who is seeking review of a decision not to open a fatal accident inquiry into a mid-air collision of RAF aircraft is to meet the Crown Office in a move that may see the incident investigated.

Neil McWilliam Thorntons has welcomed Neil McWilliam into its corporate team in Dundee.

Pictured (L-R): Lord Tyre, Kirsty Tyre, Euan Tyre, Rebecca Samaras, Catriona Tyre

Thomson Reuters has expanded its legal know-how and legislative resources for the Scottish legal system. The new resources include the Scots Law resource centre on Practical Law and the addition of Scottish bills on Westlaw UK. The Scots Law resource centre introduces a growing suite of up-to-date l

David Hoey The UK government has issued a reminder that the way in which termination payments are taxed has changed. This is a significant change that could potentially result in more tax being paid upon termination of employment.

A professional swimmer who was accused of raping a woman following a night out in Cardiff has been acquitted. Otto Putland, 24, who represented Wales in the 2014 Glasgow games, denied raping the woman after she had sex with his friend, Olympic swimmer Ieuan Lloyd.