People on the move
ALLAN BLACK & McCASKIE, ELGIN announce the retiral of their senior partner, Barbara Lock, and the promotion of Iain Maltman to partner and Jaymie Strathdee to associate.
BRODIES LLP, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, has announced three partner lateral hires who will join the firm later this year. Heather Thompson, a trust and tax specialist, joins on 3 April from TURCAN CONNELL and will be based in Brodies’ Edinburgh office; Drysdale Graham, who specialises in social and economic infrastructure projects, moves to the Edinburgh office on 1 May from PINSENT MASONS; and Chris Dun, a specialist in investment and development property finance, joins from MACLAY MURRAY & SPENS in the summer, to be based in Brodies’ Glasgow office.
J D CLARK & ALLAN LTD, Duns, announces that Amy Dickson has been promoted to director.
DALLAS McMILLAN SOLICITORS, Glasgow, are pleased to announce that Christina Wason has been promoted to associate with effect from 1 January 2017.
FLEXLAW SOLICITORS, Edinburgh, announce that with effect from 1 March 2017 their new office address will be CBC House, 24 Canning Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EG. Telephone and fax numbers and email addresses remain the same. Separately they announce the departure of former consultant solicitor Lyall Moodie from the firm with immediate effect.
GIBSON KERR, Edinburgh announces its merger with GRANGE SOLICITORS & ESTATE AGENTS, Edinburgh. Grange’s principal, Gregor Mair will continue in the merged firm as a consultant solicitor, based in its Dundas Street offices.
GILSON GRAY LLP, Glasgow and Edinburgh, announces the appointment of Donna Kelly-Gilmour as a real estate partner in its Glasgow office. She joins from BRODIES.
LINDSAYS, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and North Berwick, intimates that, with effect from 14 February 2017, Caroline Louden is no longer a partner of the firm.
MACDONALD HENDERSON, Glasgow, has promoted Maureen Matheson, who leads the firm’s private client team, to director of the firm with effect from 16 January 2017.
THE McKINSTRY COMPANY, solicitors, Ayr, is pleased to announce the appointment from 16 January 2017 of Frances Evans as a partner with primary responsibility for corporate and commercial work. Formerly a partner at THE COMMERCIAL LAW PRACTICE, Aberdeen, Frances will be located at the office at Queens Court House, 39 Sandgate, Ayr KA7 1BE.
MACLAY MURRAY & SPENS, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and London, has announced the appointment of two partners: Aberdeen corporate lawyer Gordon Hobkirk, who rejoins from BOND DICKINSON, and Edinburgh-based projects and infrastructure lawyer Andrew Orr, who has worked independently since leaving MACROBERTS as a partner last June.
MIDDLETON ROSS & ARNOT, Dingwall and Alness, announces that it has promoted Fiona Elizabeth Fraser to be an associate of the firm with effect from 1 January 2017.
MORISONS SOLICITORS, Glasgow and Edinburgh, has made two associate appointments in its Edinburgh office: Angela McMahon, who joins the private client team from ANDERSON STRATHERN, and Janette Kenny, who joins the property team having previously worked for DAVIDSON CHALMERS, MHD LAW and SIMPSON & MARWICK.
MURRAY BEITH MURRAY, Edinburgh, announces a series of promotions and a new appointment. Sophie Napier and Caroline Pringle have both been promoted to associate. Fraser Scott, Ruth Montgomery and Nicola Roberts all advance to senior solicitor. Kerry Anne MacBeth has been appointed as tax manager, joining from TURCAN CONNELL.
ROLLOS LAW LLP, Cupar, St Andrews and Glenrothes, has appointed Julie Anne Grinyer as a partner in its St Andrews office with effect from 1 January 2017.
Melissa Rutherford and Paul Sheridan, both formerly of LATTA & CO, announce that they have formed the practice of RUTHERFORD SHERIDAN, conducting criminal and civil court work from 9 Glasgow Road, Paisley PA1 3QS (tel 07403 769960).
SKO FAMILY LAW SPECIALISTS, Edinburgh are delighted to announce that John West has been promoted to associate.
Derek Smith, director of DEREK SMITH & CO, Hamilton, intimates that he has ceased to practise with effect from 31 October 2016. He wishes his friends and ex-colleagues all the very best for the future.
STURROCK, ARMSTRONG & THOMSON, Edinburgh, is delighted to announce the appointment of a new associate, Nicola Gibson. Formerly with MORISONS, Nicola is based at the firm’s office at 2 Randolph Place, Edinburgh and will be responsible for private client matters.
In this issue
- Miller, Brexit and BreUK-up
- Power to the people?
- Prerogatives, Parliament and the constitution: plus ça change?
- Decisions in high places
- Reading for pleasure
- Journal magazine index 2016
- Opinion: Callum Sinclair
- Book reviews
- Profile
- President's column
- Have you heard of ScotLIS?
- People on the move
- Article 50: the final say
- Where courts fear to tread
- "Wake up": how young lawyers see the future
- How healthy is our legal aid system?
- Challenging assumptions
- Planning to deliver
- Contact and the fear factor
- And the bill goes to...?
- Pakistan to join Child Abduction Convention
- Dress to impress?
- Handcuffing of prisoners and article 3
- Turning up the heat on workplace change
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Not just for the green welly brigade
- Five by five
- Law reform roundup
- Relief over pensions and bankruptcy ruling
- Helpline plus
- Spill the beans on legal aid fraud
- The art of bringing the good news
- Cybercrime: how are you protected?
- Ask Ash
- One year rule becomes three
- From the Brussels office