Legal news
Justice co-operation post-Brexit must be on different basis: Barnier
European arrest warrant "cannot apply" without freedom of movement
Women solicitors now in majority south of the border
England & Wales follows Scotland as gender balance tips
Millar & Bryce launches executry asset search service
New product will seek out dormant policies and accounts
Commercial property associate joins Raeburn Christie
Gregor Sim moves from James & George Collie
Holyrood calls for comment on common frameworks
Preparatory work begins on post-Brexit relationships across the UK
New solicitors welcomed to the profession
Signet Library witnesses 106 take part in admission ceremony
Employment firm website found to breach advertising standards
"Misleading" since unclear that redress against conventional law firm not available
Davidson Chalmers appoints planning director
Jacqueline Cook joins the firm’s team
Lady Hale address surveys the devolution scene
SPLG address reflects on constitutional nature of Supreme Court
Keep on reporting, minister urges, as hate crime figures show mixed picture
Different patterns emerge for different categories of victim
DWF considers stock exchange float
IPO one of "strategic options" under review
Damages Bill introduced to regulate personal injury discount rate
Holyrood measure will require review every three years
SLC consultation process queried as committee backs Prescription Bill
Stage 1 evidence throws up new issues from welfare rights sector
Judge annuls criminal injuries compensation refusal in historic rape case
"Exceptional circumstances" for not applying to be reconsidered
Ministers failed journalists under freedom of information law: commissioner
Separate treatment inconsistent with "applicant-blind" approach of Act
Government paper warns of post-Brexit cross-border crime challenges
Ministers call for direct links with European enforcement agencies
Solicitor advocate QC joins Brodies team
Tony Jones moves from BTO
Lord Reed sworn in as Supreme Court Deputy President
Lady Hale commends his "extraordinary intellectual and judicial qualities"
Supreme Court upholds "worker" finding in Pimlico Plumbers case
Contractual controls sufficient to justify tribunal decision
Addleshaw Goddard signs up SFA's compliance officer
Tony McGlennan to join Global Investigations team in September
Bill published to bring in more pre-recorded evidence
Further measures for children and vulnerable witnesses in criminal trials
Partner promotions as BTO beefs up Trusts & Estates team
Ross Brown and Lynn Melville to lead in respective offices
Former trainee returns to head RCCW's Inverurie branch
Amanda Christie rejoins firm from Burness Paull
Researcher seeks lawyers' experiences of secondary trauma
Short anonymous survey available to respondents