Sheenagh Adams Registers of Scotland (RoS) will start to move land and property titles from the deeds-based General Register of Sasines onto the map-based Land Register later ...
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Donald MacKinnon Donald MacKinnon discusses the possible effects of Brexit on employment law and health & safety regulations.
Andrew Flanagan Police Scotland’s watchdog has called for whistleblowing procedures in the force to be improved so officers can bring complaints related to internal affairs.
Donald Barlow Wealth management firm, Anderson Strathern Asset Management, has announced the appointment of Donald Barlow to its investment team.
Douglas Alexander Pinsent Masons today announced the appointment of former Secretary of State for International Development Douglas Alexander as a strategic adviser to the firm.
The Scottish Civil Justice Council (SCJC) has published its second newsletter update. At its meeting last week the council agreed to consider draft rules by correspondence in ...
Ross McKenzie Lawyers have cautiously welcomed the new regime governing the transfer of personal data between the EU and the US.
Lord Carloway The below email on representation in the High Court was sent by the Law Society of Scotland to all court practitioners yesterday. The Law Society ...
Christine McLintock The Law Society of Scotland has agreed an increase to both its recommended and mandatory minimum pay rates for trainee solicitors.
John Swinney The Scottish government has recommended that the Scottish Parliament consents to the Scotland Bill.
The Law Society of Scotland prosecuted 31 cases of misconduct before the independent Scottish Solicitors’ Discipline Tribunal (SSDT) in 2014-2015 and made 25 findings of professional misconduct. ...
Brian McConnachie QC Brian McConnachie QC explains the importance of cross-examination on behalf of accused persons and expresses concern at the idea gaining currency that complainers in ...
Rapist who claimed he ‘reasonably believed’ complainer had consented loses appeal against conviction
Lady Dorrian A man found guilty of raping a woman who was allegedly incapable of consenting as a result of a mental disorder has failed in an ...
A company which bought a whisky distillers and sought to intimate a £500,000 claim against the sellers has had its damages action rejected after it failed to ...
Lord Carloway Lord Carloway has called for alleged rape victims to be safeguarded from aggressive cross-examination in court.