Executive says flawed analysis behind claim that more should be jailed
Dog-snatching is Scotland's fastest growing crime
Deaths in Scottish waters could fall under English corporate manslaughter law
£384,000 debt cancelled because initial credit wrongly stated
Kenny Richey will be kept on death row until October
CD-Rom to prepare children for court appearances launched
Small size and recreational purpose irrelevant to legal test, says appeal court
Uddingston firm and principal removed for breach of Code of Practice
Criminal appeal court sits in Glasgow to tackle outstanding cases
A total of 21 new part-time sheriffs have been announced
Judge dismisses judicial review by group against funding military activities
Edinburgh solicitor hangs himself outside his office, days after merger announced
Scottish teenager forced to enter arranged marriage against her will, judge rules
Lack of training blamed for stress and depression after colleague attacked by inmate
Former judge passes away at age of 92
New leaflets part of Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Act 2004 implementation
Bell & Scott to transfer £1m of private client business to Pagan Osborne
Police raids across Scotland follow the reclassification of fresh magic mushrooms as a Class A drug
Shepherd and Wedderburn finishes two major PPP deals with MOD and North Lanarkshire Council
Scotland's chief inspector of prisons to prepare report into Reliance
Dr Andrew McLellan calls for improvements at Peterhead
Complaints against legal bodies rise but signs for the future are good
Menzies Dougal to transfer business to Gillespie Macandrew WS
Branch manager appointed to Pagan Osborne's Edinburgh property team
Scotland's top law officer wants to ensure the public are better informed
Millionaire to donate £20,000 to help pupils in deprived areas to study law
Scotland's most senior law officer has ordered a further investigation into the deaths of two men working on the rigs
Three advocate deputes appointed
Legal representatives in Scotland, England and Wales are calling for an urgent review of the current system.
Police figures show true extent of knife crime
Neil Burgess joins DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary
Lord Cullen is to retire as Lord President
Harper Macleod LLP has helped play a major role in the successful wind-up of Scottish Homes.
New figures published today show that only 14 of the 32 Scottish local authority areas have reduced the number of persistent young offenders.
Harper Macleod sees growth of 11.5% in last year
Anderson Strathern beats Grolsch and Standard Life in marketing awards
The number of Scottish workers claiming sexual discrimination in the workplace has more than halved.
Shepherd and Wedderburn to support PSYBT
Private landlord registration scheme out for consultation
Number of racial convictions drops 7%
President welcomes new solicitor advocates
Profits per partner at D&W £256,000
Stuart Robertson and Graeme Edward join Ledingham Chalmers
Firm seeks Benevolent Fund donations in return for popular styles
Executive consults on protection in community and regulated settings
Lord Advocate instructs no police reports to procurator fiscal unless other offence committed
Police killer fails to force disclosure of evidence
Sheriff principal did not approve exclusion of relatives from G8 hearings
Call for integrated support services and specialist courts to be added to reforms
EU is to adopt third directive on money laundering despite opposition from professional bodies
Recommended rates from 1 July 2005
The new form of recording CPD compliance, effectively self-certification
Case study highlighting the importance of understanding the rights of beneficiaries who make complaints, and the illogicalities of the legislation
Council decision to make the rules without the amendment passed at the AGM, accepting the views of the Lord President
What to do if the Financial Ombudsman Service (which does not have jurisdiction) attempts to investigate a complaint against a solicitor in relation to endowment policies
Parliament's rejection of Software Directive seen as blow to major players
Anger as courts closed to family and friends of G8 protesters
Four new partners and eleven associates for leading firm
Law Society of Scotland writing to all users of new system to inform response to consultation
Eric Gilligan appointed as partner as firm expands employment team
Donations up 40% as over 30,000 make new wills
Advocates support Princes Trust concert with star violinist Nicola Benedetti
Prostitution tolerance zones for every local authority on the cards
Maclay Murray & Spens reports a 20% rise in profits
Smoking to be stubbed out in public places
No duty of care towards family of tenant killed by neighbour
Death row Scot to be retried
"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."