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Turnover at Balfour+Manson up to £9m while profits remain static
Elaine Motion Turnover at Balfour+Manson rose by two per cent to £9 million while partner ...
Published 7 August 2018
Blog: French case clarifies 'consent' under GDPR
Val Surgenor Val Surgenor and Rebecca Henderson discuss a French case that will likely serve as ...
Published 7 August 2018
Scheme to tackle domestic abuse to be rolled out to six more local authorities
Humza Yousaf A programme intended to change the behaviour of domestic abuse perpetrators is bei ...
Published 7 August 2018
TLT advises Blackfinch and Santander on 6.4MW wind project acquisition
Adam Kean TLT has advised Blackfinch Investments on its acquisition of a 6.4MW 1ROC accredited ...
Published 7 August 2018
Dentons partner Amanda Jones appointed women's advancement director
Amanda Jones Dentons has appointed Amanda Jones to the new role of women's advancement dir ...
Published 7 August 2018
Schools mock court project seeks legal tutors
An educational initiative teaching school pupils oral advocacy skills is looking for legal tutors. ...
Published 7 August 2018
England: Government defeated by Law Society over legal aid cuts in document-heavy cases
The Law Society of England and Wales has succeeded in overturning cuts to lega ...
Published 7 August 2018
And finally... roo-ful
A man called the police after a kangaroo crashed through his living room window in the m ...
Published 7 August 2018
Children’s Hearing legislation read down to ensure participation test is ECHR-compliant
A teenage boy should be able to apply to participate in children’s hearings concerning his you ...
Published 3 August 2018
Scottish Labour calls for review of remand following analysis of prison deaths
Daniel Johnson Scottish Labour has called for a full governmental review of the use of remand a ...
Published 3 August 2018
Sharp rise in company debt judgments
Malcolm Hurlston The number of debt decrees registered against Scottish businesses rose sharply ...
Published 3 August 2018
Alan Cook: Proposed rates reforms a boon to the commercial property sector
Alan Cook Scotland's commercial property sector stands to benefit from proposed reforms to busi ...
Published 3 August 2018
Bobby Lindsay joins Glasgow University School of Law
Bobby Lindsay Bobby Lindsay has been appointed a lecturer in private law at the University ...
Published 3 August 2018
Edinburgh PhD candidate awarded top arbitration prize
Álvaro García Martínez Edinburgh Law School PhD candidate Álvaro Ga ...
Published 3 August 2018
In pictures: Legal meet-ups
Pictured (L-R): Christina Blacklaws, Alison Atack and Eileen Ewing Via@LawSocPresident: Th ...
Published 3 August 2018
