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Magnus Swanson Law At Work (LAW) has made five promotions across the business.

Lady Hale Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Lady Hale, has stressed the importance of diversity in the judiciary in a lecture to the Constitutional Law Summer School in Belfast.

Kay Hobbs TLT has advised London-listed renewables specialist The Renewable Infrastructure Group (TRIG) on its £20m investment in an energy storage plant in West Lothian, Scotland, carrying out work that will become the precedent for energy storage projects in the future.

CMS showed its support for Scotland’s biggest LGBT festival, held in Glasgow over the weekend.

Prosecutors in England and Wales have announced plans to treat online hate crimes as seriously as those committed face-to-face. Writing in The Guardian, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Alison Saunders, said an "increasing proportion of hate crime" is carried out online and must be taken serious

Scots lawyer Aamer Anwar (pictured) has described the events of yesterday’s terrorist attack in Barcelona. Thirteen people died while dozens were injured after a van was driven into crowds in Las Ramblas.

A man has been jailed after accidentally shooting a gun while taking a selfie in a strip club bathroom. Rorn Sorn, 34, was sentenced to six years and five months in prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon after police responding to the disturbance in Tampa, Florida found the gun and dru

Catriona Torrance Catriona Torrance asks whether powers of attorney are open to abuse.

The Faculty of Procurators and Solicitors in Dundee has elected Amanda Wilson as its new Dean. The Faculty, an organisation which dates back to 1820, held its AGM this week to appoint its new officer bearers. For the last four years, Ms Wilson has been involved as Secretary and latterly as Vice Dean

Liam Kerr More than 1,000 prisoners in Scotland are not engaged in work or purposeful activity, new figures have revealed.

Guy Lougher The head of Brexit advisory at Pinsent Masons said government proposals for a future customs relationship with the EU include interesting suggestions for handling the Irish border.

Jamie Robertson Jamie Robertson looks at the pitfalls associated with a new trend in transferring heritable property.

Tavish Scott Doctors in Shetland will pilot a training programme in forensic medical examination services for victims of sexual crime.

Dr Jill Robbie, lecturer in private law at the University of Glasgow, will be swapping the classroom for the pool in aid of spinal cord injury charity Aspire this semester.

This month, an Aberdeen lawyer will reach the halfway point in her target to run 100 kilometres in competitive racing during 2017, to raise funds for a local cancer research charity. Liz Stewart, a partner at Stronachs LLP, is just one of a number of staff and partners taking part in various sportin