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Scottish government rebuked over poor FOI practices
Joe FitzPatrick The Scottish government's handling of freedom of information requests has been ...
Published 14 June 2018
Brodies commits to advocacy growth with appointment of Tony Jones QC as partner
Tony Jones Brodies has announced the appointment of Tony Jones QC, who joins the firm as a ...
Published 14 June 2018
Rupa Mooker joins Law Society's Equality and Diversity Committee
Rupa Mooker Rupa Mooker, director of HR at MacRoberts, has been appointed to the Law Society of ...
Published 14 June 2018
New resource highlights impact of European Convention on Human Rights
Thorbjørn Jagland The Council of Europe has launched a new interactive website highlight ...
Published 14 June 2018
In pictures
The WS Corporate Law Conference kicked off this morning with insight from Graeme Colquhoun, h ...
Published 14 June 2018
Carl Bayley to explore tax planning for buy-to-let landlords at ETN seminar
Carl Bayley The Edinburgh Tax Network, in conjunction with Terra Firma Chambers, will present a ...
Published 14 June 2018
England: Attorney General says new CPS head must fix disclosure system
Jeremy Wright QC The Crown Prosecution Service's "appalling" failings have been a blight on Eng ...
Published 14 June 2018
Exhibition shows artistic beauty emerged from Scott-Turner union
An exhibition charting the dynamic and creative relationship between Sir Walter Scott and the artist ...
Published 14 June 2018
US: Federal judge rejects government's motion to dismiss case brought by man on its 'kill list'
A federal judge has rejected the US government's motion to dismiss a case brought by a US citizen ch ...
Published 14 June 2018
Tenant farmers’ compensation appeal over human rights breach dismissed
Tenant farmers who challenged a judge’s decision over the calculation of compensation payable ...
Published 13 June 2018
UK government 'tore up constitutional rulebook' with EU Withdrawal Bill debate
The UK government "tore up the constitutional rulebook" yesterday after it won a vote to limit debat ...
Published 13 June 2018
Man's 'worker' status recognised as Pimlico Plumbers fails in Supreme Court appeal
A plumbing business has had its appeal against a decision of an employment tribunal unanimously dism ...
Published 13 June 2018
Bill enabling pre-recording of evidence introduced to Holyrood
Michael Matheson Legislation to enable the greater use of pre-recording of evidence by child an ...
Published 13 June 2018
BTO appoints partners in Glasgow and Edinburgh
Pictured: Lynn Melville and Ross Brown BTO Solicitors LLP has announced changes to its senior t ...
Published 13 June 2018
Associate and senior solicitor promotions at Digby Brown
Pictured (L-R): Hollie Dilasser, Richard Pitts and Amy Alexander Digby Brown Solicitors has ...
Published 13 June 2018
