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'Complaints are difficult' — now SLCC has launched helpline to support you
Journal 5th August 2025
If you’re not sure where to turn when facing a complaint, there is help available thanks to a new helpline run by the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission.
Remembering our colleagues and friends in August 2025
Journal 1st August 2025
The Society has shared the latest obituary list, for all of us all to take a moment to remember those within our profession.
‘Threat or game-changer?’ — Lawyers worldwide to have say on future of AI in the profession
Journal 30th July 2025
The International Bar Association (IBA) has launched the next phase of a survey to help lawyers around the world respond to the challenges of artificial intelligence.
All change at top of leading Scottish firm as commercial real estate partner Neil Robb appointed chair
Journal 30th July 2025
Blackadders LLP has announced the appointment of Neil Robb, partner and head of commercial real estate, as chairman.
How to Fund Litigation — Practical insights series (Part One: What will it cost?)
Journal 30th July 2025
In the first of a new series, litigation funding expert Jack Bradley-Seddon offers advice on answering a client's inevitable first question: "what will this cost?"
Six key cases behind Burness Paull’s £93.5m turnover this year
Journal 30th July 2025
One of Scotland’s leading commercial law firms has posted strong results after a year which included work for Dobbies and the Scottish Football Association.
11 essential Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows for Scottish solicitors in 2025 including Kafka, Legally Blonde and 'a shabby law firm'
Journal 30th July 2025
The world's greatest arts festival has arrived in town and there is a cornucopia of theatre, comedy, music and more for audiences on offer — here are 11 essential events for legal practitioners.
SPONSORED: The Best Legal Tech Is Still Human
Journal 28th July 2025
YourCashier and why law firms succeed when skilled people and smart systems work together
Wills, Wealth and Who Gets What: A fight to modernise Scotland's succession law
Journal 24th July 2025
Zia Akhtar explores the legal rights of forced heirship and movable and immovable property in Scots Law.
SPONSORED: Paul Bell v Volvo Car UK Limited and others
Journal 24th July 2025
Notice is hereby given that on 15 July 2025, the Court of Session made an order granting permission for group proceedings.
From the President's desk: 'Why we needed resilience in spades'
Journal 23rd July 2025
How can solicitors withstand and recover from challenges they face personally and privately, asks Law Society of Scotland President Patricia Thom. There are lessons we can all learn.
SSDT Decision: Patrick Ian Campbell
Journal 23rd July 2025
The latest SSDT decision covers a complaint made by the Council of the Law Society of Scotland against Patrick Ian Campbell.
60 seconds with…. Brian Yates, awarded MBE for services to consumer protection
Journal 23rd July 2025
Brian’s consumer protection work earned him an inclusion in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours List and an Award of the Member of the Order of the British Empire.
Orders at Dawn – Why Scots Law can sometimes be surprising
Journal 23rd July 2025
Section 1 Orders and why, in civil disputes, the outcome of court proceedings will often hinge on key evidence that is in the possession of the respondent party.
Staffing, technology and stress holding back Scotland's small firms despite optimism
Journal 23rd July 2025
A survey of smaller Scottish law firms has found many are upbeat about the future of such legal businesses, despite challenges around areas such as staffing, technology and work-related stress.
SPONSORED: Meet Janine Ewen, expert child vulnerability and harm reduction speaker and trainer
Journal 22nd July 2025
A prominent specialist in harm reduction, underserved populations and childhood trauma and vulnerability is looking to do more guest speaking at universities and with the legal community.
SPONSORED: A Record-Breaking Six Months at Cashroom And We’re Just Getting Started
Journal 21st July 2025
Did you know that at Cashroom we now have a team of over 140 experienced professionals?
Inside Scotland's youth violence, drugs and gang culture epidemic with a leading a criminologist
Journal 17th July 2025
Criminologist Ross Deuchar presents insights from his research into Scottish gang culture, and makes the case for the courts to apply supportive, problem-solving approaches to the teenagers and young adults affected.
The Barrister Bismarcks, Irn-Bru and the Rule of Law — A Satire
Journal 16th July 2025
Two failed barristers. One delusion. Absolute legal mayhem. A satirical look at the state of Scots Law.
How Brodies marked 15 years of consecutive growth with record revenue
Journal 16th July 2025
Brodies LLP has badged itself as Scotland’s leading law firm, with more than 100 partners and a roster of flagship clients.
Public Policy Highlights May 2025 including Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill and making non-fatal strangulation a standalone offence
Journal 15th July 2025
May was busy with members of the Law Society Policy team and committee volunteers appearing at the Scottish Parliament.
Your feedback is needed — SCTS wants to speed up raising Ordinary Actions and needs your help
Journal 15th July 2025
Get involved - the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service is now able to start exploring a service for raising Ordinary Actions in the Sheriff Court and ASSPIC and needs your feedback.
SPONSORED: Established Chamber Practice — Southwest Scotland
Journal 14th July 2025
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a respected and highly profitable chamber practice positioned in the heart of a busy town centre.
SPONSORED: Will Notice — Catherine Mary Roberts or Thom
Journal 14th July 2025
Would any solicitor or other person holding or having knowledge of a Will by the late Catherine Mary Roberts or Thom please contact Alezandra McDowall at Anderson Strathern LLP.
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