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Ben Kemp takes up post as Law Society Chief Executive

Law Society news 11th August 2025
Watch our video and find out more about Ben Kemp, the Law Society's new Chief Executive.

Scots law matters: Power of Attorney

Blogs & opinions 31st July 2025
In our new Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this first issue, Ayr solicitor, Claire Curie explains why it is never too soon to think about the future and prepare a power of attorney.

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