Scottish lawyer to travel 4,500 miles for murder trial
Specialist oil and gas service launched by Hugh Fraser International
Scottish Young Lawyers' President on European Bar committee
Shell fined record sum for North Sea safety breaches which led to two deaths
Aberdeen law firm appoints associate in week of office move
Law Lords to decide whether evidence obtained by torture is admissible
"Outstanding" student wins scholarship to study at Harvard
Concern over staffing levels at privately run Kilmarnock Prison
SCOLAG appeals for better understanding of the legal system and awareness of rights
Firsst ombudsman's report tells surveyors to improve communication skills
New partner is seventh in Commercial Property Group
Building underway on Scotland's first secure unit for 14 to 18 year old girls
Fish merchants consult over legal action for failing to prevent illegal catches
Three new internal promotions for Dundas & Wilson
Expert advises Scots couples to take legal advice if they choose to live together
Fresh appeal will keep Richey on death row
Appeal court allows use of detainee's statement under caution as legally obtained evidence
Law Society of Scotland conference to hear of problems enforcing nature protection laws
Perthshire solicitor Colin Liddell joins national charity board
Scottish Parliament makes freedom of information responses publicly available
Further and Higher Education Bill to be submitted for Royal Assent
Independent schools face additional hurdle to achieve charitable status
Claim that criminal justice system treats assaults on officers as a hazard of the job
Land Court removes the doubt surrounding timing of rent review applications
Estate agents, surveyors and solicitors all query Executive's plans in evidence to parliament
Local authority lawyers raise concerns over shake-up of licensing system
120 delegates from across the country attend conference on race relations issues
Fifteen more solicitors to receive extended rights of audience
Kenny Richey, the Scot on Ohio's death row for 18 years, must be retried within 90 days or released
Cathy Jamieson has called for a national audit of sex offender cases following today's Campbell report
Macdonald Henderson appoints new male associate
Membership of corporate homicide group announced
Ledingham Chalmers announces promotions
Scottish Law Commission annual report shows heavy programme for 2005
Ombudsman's public notice challenges failure to accept that complaint made
Top lawyers to play 18 holes at 18 golf courses in 12 hours to raise funds for meningitis research
Job cuts likely as Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service takes share of efficiency review
Recorded threats were properly used to identify voice as accused's
Scottish Association for Study of Offending replaces "Delinquency" study group
Justice Minister urges non-custodial sentences against rise in number of women in jail
District court accused parks in Lord Justice Clerk's space
Aberdeen energy lawyer to become adviser to Louisiana State University
Now an offence to take on disqualified employee or volunteer
Glasgow Sheriff Principal to transfer to Lothian and Borders
HBOS lawyer joins Morton Fraser’s retail banking team
Employment lawyer warns of dangers of mobile spying
Paull & Williamson's senior partner to join board of transport giant
No orders yet for anyone under 16, and little prospect of their use, says study
Report recommends extension of successful Scottish pilot to whole of UK
Two new partners and two new associates at Edinburgh office
Six Central Belt options for partial relocation under scrutiny
Advocate general supports Marks & Spencer's claim to offset overseas losses
Glasgow-based research project for security tagging scheme
Experiences on attending British Council conference in Beijing "Innovative Young Lawyers in a Rapidly Changing Society"
Client Relations Office policy on complaints related to treatment of unsolicited circular letters
How work related to the new arrangements for Crown disclosure will be paid under the legal aid scheme
Firm offers new benefits package for employees of key clients
Inspection report for Enforcement Agency records progress in intelligence liaison and money laundering
Social enquiry report not a prerequisite, say appeal judges
Executive aims to have more disputes settled out of court, says Justice Minister
Murray Beith Murray splits off commercial department into new firm
Advocate General considers EU directive illegal for lack of clarity
First report calls for changes to restore public confidence and increase compliance by accused
Revenue admit after failed demo that nothing will be ready before summer
Newspaper survey reveals lack of strategy as Act comes into force
Bill Fowler joins team in Edinburgh office
Gender balance to the fore as Balfour & Manson appoint four new partners under Fred Tyler
Community reparation orders a new option for antisocial offenders
Consultation opens on proposals for new co-ordinating bodies
Official figures for in 2003 show overall 4% increase
"Every firm's name is its brand ... It may be that more should be aiming to be punchier and more easily remembered even where a generic type brand is not possible or appropriate."