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Ten solicitors were struck off from the profession last year, the latest annual report from the Scottish Solicitors’ Discipline Tribunal shows. Of the 30 cases in 2017, there were 21 findings of professional misconduct.

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Whistleblowing employees who report that their employers are cheating on industry standards tests or avoiding corporation tax would be conferred special legal status under a draft EU law. Next week, the European Commission will propose legislation meant to protect whistleblowers – proponents of wh

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It seems like it’s been a mad few weeks, with crazy snow, holidays and finally some sunshine in our lives! And of course the new financial year has begun, bringing with it a busy period here at CLT as firms have new budgets and resources available. Why not make the most of this by investing in you

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The average price of a property in Scotland in February 2018 was £144,377 – an increase of 6.2 per cent on February in the previous year and a decrease of 2.7 per cent when compared to the previous month, according to Registers of Scotland’s latest monthly UK House Price Index. The figures comp

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An enormous $117 million judgment against Johnson & Johnson in favour of a man who blamed his asbestos-related cancer on his use of J&J baby powder could lead to further litigation. The multinational company is already fighting 6,000 cases against claimants who believe its baby powder produc

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TV personality Ant McPartlin has been given what is thought to be one of the largest drink driving fines in a British court. Mr McPartlin was handed a fine of £86,000 and a 20-month driving ban, after he pleaded guilty at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court.

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