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Law Society members reach new career heights

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16th April 2025 | Law Society news , Professional support

A select number of the Law Society of Scotland's members have achieved new heights in their careers as they have been accredited in their chosen fields. 

The Law Society's accreditation programmes offer members the chance to receive recognition for their work after demonstrating their abilities over a period of time whereas the certifications are awarded to those who have completed comprehensive training and coursework. 

In the past month, 46 Law Society members have been recognised in the following areas:

Accredited Specialists

Employment Law

Re-accredited: Laurie Gallagher Anderson, Jackson Boyd LLP

Re-accredited: Hazel Anne Coutts, Brodies LLP

Re-accredited: Amy Carole Jones, Thorntons Law LLP

Family Law

Re-accredited: Karen Sandra Wylie, Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP

Immigration Law

Re-accredited: John Vassiliou, Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP

Personal Injury Law

Accredited: Lucy Clare Thornton, Anderson Strathern LLP

 

Accredited Mediators

Family Mediation

Re-accredited: Karen Sandra Wylie, Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP

Accredited: Kirsten Isobell Knight, Balfour + Manson LLP

Accredited: Lynne Mulcahy, Balfour + Manson LLP

Accredited: Laura McLean, Harper Macleod LLP

Accredited Paralegals

Residential Conveyancing 

Emma Cotton, Harper, Robertson & Shannon

Wills and Executries 

Kaytie Boucher, Blackadders 

Law Society Certification

Certified in Trauma-Informed Law

Daniah Aboud, Civil Legal Assistance Office

Elba Bendo, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre

Niomi Cameron, Garden Stirling Burnet Solicitors Limited

Anna Campbell, Jones Whyte Law Ltd

Zoe Cheng, St Johns Buildings

Craig Christie, Levy & McRae Solicitors LLP

Louise Craig, Public Defence Solicitors Office

Lesley Cunningham, Public Defence Solicitors Office

Caroline Fraser, Lyons Davidson Scotland LLP

Wiebke Hangst, Media Defence

Claudia Maclean, Yellow Legal

Stephen Maguire, Public Defence Solicitors Office

Elaine Marshall, Lyons Davidson Scotland LLP

Certified in Trauma-Informed Law cont.

Holly McKie, Public Defence Solicitors Office

Jilly-Ann Melrose, Hunter & Robertson Limited

Fotoulla Menikou, Excello Law

Tom Miller, Scottish Social Services Council

Leanne Murphy, Scottish Legal Aid Board

Lynsey Murray, Mackintosh & Wylie LLP

Libby Pearson, Jones Whyte Law Ltd

Christopher Ryan, Civil Legal Assistance Office

Wendy Sutherland, Scottish Police Authority

Linda Taylor, North Ayrshire Council

Lara Thomson, Public Defence Solicitors Office

Liliana Torres Jiminez, Law Society of Scotland

Tracey Turnbull, National Health Service Scotland

Kirsty Yuill, Levy & McRae Solicitors LLP

Annie Zdravkova, Civil Legal Assistance Office

Certified in Risk Management & Governance

Andrew Arnott, RWG (Repair & Overhauls) Limited

Katie Doherty

Chris Fung

Christopher Hendry

Paul Moseley, Scottish Futures Trust

Obioma Udeariry

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Accredited Paralegals

Our Accredited Paralegal status is a voluntary accreditation for paralegals working in Scotland.

Read more about Accredited Paralegals

Certification Courses

Complete a course of study to gain an official certification from Law Society of Scotland.

Read more about Certification Courses

Accredited Specialists

Our accreditation scheme recognises solicitors who demonstrate excellence in their chosen areas of expertise.

Accredited Specialisms about Accredited Specialists
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