From three verdicts to two — How the Scottish legal profession reacted to the 'untested' abolition of Not Proven
Cohabitants, wills and the six-month clock — untangling Section 29
Dylan Mitchell and Donde Thiam, senior solicitors at Blackadders LLP, explore challenges to wills and how they interact with a cohabitant’s claim for financial provision on intestacy.
Degree of uncertainty – university law schools navigate choppy waters amid funding crisis
As Scotland’s universities struggle to balance their books, Peter Ranscombe explores what the future may hold for the nation’s law schools.
A swift sift? SLCC explains its oft-misunderstood role following Michelle Mone case decision
The SLCC’s Vicky Crichton explains the body’s often-misunderstood ‘sifting function’ and its role in rejecting or referring complaints.
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