New partner for Davidson Chalmers
Bruce Lancaster becomes Edinburgh firm's eighth partner
The Edinburgh law firm Davidson Chalmers has appointed Bruce Lancaster as its eighth partner.
Mr Lancaster joined the firm in 1998 after finishing his traineeship. He specialises in all aspects of commercial property, including residential and commercial development, and acts mainly for the developers.
Davidson Chalmers is a niche firm specialising in commercial legal work.
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