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Rangers has failed in its appeal to the Supreme Court against a decision of the Inner House of the Court of Session over the use of Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) in a case clarifying the question whether an employee’s remuneration is taxable as their emoluments or earnings when it is paid to a th

Leigh Kirkpatrick of the Royal Bank of Scotland won the Legal Adviser of the Year Award at the 2017 Women in Finance Awards.

A QC who sued the Scottish Government after resigning as chair of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has had a £500,000 claim for damages dismissed. A judge in the Court of Session dismissed a claim by Susan O’Brien QC that a decision by the Scottish Ministers to instigate the process for terminati

Lord Carloway The Scottish Civil Justice Council (SCJC) has published its annual report, detailing its key achievements as well as priorities in the year ahead.

A woman has been elected Dean of the Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow for the first time in its 349-year history.

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After many weeks of training and preparation, seven of Clyde & Co’s most adventurous employees took part in the Cateran Yomp to raise money for ABF The Soldiers’ Charity last month. The Yomp is an epic 54 mile walk in rural Perthshire; completed within 24 hours. Harry Boyle, Kirsten Thomson,

A Chinese woman who claimed she would be persecuted if returned to her home country having had two children out of wedlock has successfully challenged a decision to refuse her application for asylum. The Upper Tribunal had upheld a decision of the First-tier Tribunal to dismiss the woman’s appeal,

Ewan Alexander Pinsent Masons today revealed its unaudited results for 2016-17 which shows global turnover increased by 11 per cent to £423.1m.

Lord Neuberger The UK has a ‘serious problem’ with access to justice, the president of the Supreme Court has said.

Pictured (clockwise from top left): Fiona Rasmusen, Lindsay Maclean, Stuart Millar and Hazel Mclauchlan

John Muir A group of 58 former employees of a leading independent Scottish construction company that went spectacularly bust have won their two year battle for redundancy payments.

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Ken Dalling and Amanda Millar have been elected as the newest members of the Law Society of Scotland’s board. They will take up their new positions as of the next board meeting on 10 July. The board is a committee of the Council and supports the office bearers and the Council in overseeing decisio

Anne Begg Nearly £70 million worth of homes were sold by Perthshire property bosses during the first half of 2017, with some homes selling in a matter of days.