Law Society news
Investment remains the key to improving criminal justice in Scotland
An Audit Scotland report shows that inadequate resourcing is holding back the criminal justice system, according to the Law Society of Scotland.
Serena Sutherland brings Orcadian perspective as new Law Society President
Orkney solicitor and smaller law firm owner Serena Sutherland has begun her term as President of the Law Society of Scotland.
New guide launched to help smaller firms retain talent
We've further boosted our support for smaller firms with a new guide offering practical and evidence-based advice on retaining staff.
Michael Clancy awarded IBA Honorary Life Membership
Law Society of Scotland Director of Law Reform, Michael Clancy OBE has been awarded Honorary Lifetime Membership of the International Bar Association.
Honorary Membership nominations open for outstanding contributors
The Law Society of Scotland has opened nominations for Honorary Membership to recognise Scottish solicitors who have made an outstanding contribution to the public good through their legal careers.
New UK Government Bill risks weakening fight against economic crime, warns Law Society
Plans by the UK Government to reform anti-money laundering regulation in Scotland are “misplaced, misguided and counterproductive” and risk weakening the fight against economic crime, the Law Society of Scotland has warned.
Smith & Grant FAQs
Leven law firm, Smith & Grant Solicitors, has ceased to practise. If you are a solicitor or a client affected by the closure of this firm, you may find our answers to some of the most frequently asked questions useful.