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Keith Anderson Vialex, a legal services company, has unveiled plans to expand its existing client base south of the border.

Colin Henderson (left) and David Campbell

Theresa May Jail terms for terrorism offences could be significantly increased the Prime Minister has said.

An Austrian politician whom a TV programme said was “usually surrounded by little brown rats” suffered no article 6 violation, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled. In its decision in the case of Haupt v. Austria, the European Court of Human Rights has unanimously declared the applicatio

Pictured (L-R): Ross Linn, Jaclyn Russell, David Rennie, Emma Stephen and Bob McDiarmid.

Philip Sim Harper Macleod has advised The Edinburgh Collection, a member of Palm Holdings, on its acquisition of The Tune Hotel in Edinburgh.

Alan Cowan The Faculty of Advocates has welcomed two new members from the solicitors’ branch of the profession – David Swanney and Alan Cowan.

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Richard Foley Pinsent Masons has announced its acquisition of Brook Graham, a Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) consulting company for an undisclosed fee.

Hamish Trench The newly formed Scottish Land Commission has announced the appointment of Hamish Trench as their permanent chief executive.

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Legislation to make civil justice more affordable and accessible for all has today been published at Holyrood. The Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill, if passed by Parliament, will:

Sean Saluja A Burness Paull partner has won a top award recognising the best of the North East of Scotland’s human resources professionals.

David Swanney Compass Chambers has welcomed David Swanney as its newest member after he called to the bar today.

The European Court of Human Rights has announced the start of a new procedure allowing for more detailed reasoning to be given when a judge declares an application inadmissible. Since Protocol No 14 came into force in 2010, a single judge has been able to declare an application inadmissible.