Executive claims initiatives tackling continuing problem
Faculty allows members to accept instructions from extended range of outside bodies
Scottish Legal Aid Board employs solicitor to boost local advice services
Robert King joins from BT's in-house legal team
Paul Graham voted legal director of national association
Executive must invest to secure viability of private practice, Adair claims
Law lords reject appeal that ministers ignored own policy with new town plan
£1.8 million seized and £12.5 million in assets frozen since April
Fifth discussion paper aims to clarify nature and creation of trusts
Judge attacks "serious deficiencies" in Crown Office practice
Out-of-court agreement ends case that went to the Lords
Stagecoach and Citylink told to sell off services on Inverness and Aberdeen routes
"Discrimination" claim as council's policy favours longer-held licences
Employee's collision with unsupervised child not foreseeable, says court
Joint project aims to ensure better information for housebuyers
Annual surveys of leading practices highlight fierce competition for rankings
Executive consulting on guidance for professionals who seek rights of audience
Initiative aims to increase awareness of dangers of dying intestate
Report prepared for Scottish Executive says efficiency not improved by reforms
Executive announces big expansion in PDSO network, but Society not convinced
Economic development group says reform must continue, despite new law
Jane Ramsay and Craig Bennison join firm
Iain Grieve joins from Dundas and Wilson
Raeburn Christie Clark & Wallace say move reflects changing legal landscape
New roles for Jonathan Steele, Graham Scott and Shuna Stirling
Appointment marks firm's 25th anniversary
Consultation will cover issues such as tail docking, ear tagging and branding
Sex discrimination case threat for male-only medical condition
Federation of Small Businesses says cost of legal fees too high for some limited companies
Writer David Black pressing for fraud inquiry
Joint parliamentary committee calls for action on growing problem
Raeburn Christie Clark & Wallace appoints Rhona MacLean and promotes Ross Gardner
Jaki Carnegie joins new management board as firm bids to double in size
First appointment by Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini QC
New pilot project aimed at tackling drug crime problems in Scotland's major cities
Pre-Scotland Act cases allowed to go to hearing on merits
Mistakes in tendering process for parliament building made "in good faith"
Pilot project aimed at increasing access to justice for ethnic minority communities
New corporate vehicle has produced wide range of community benefits, says regulator
QC seeks to have failure to move trial or separate charges added to grounds of appeal
MSP takes up campaign to raise financial threshold
Short two-month consultation aims to have regulations in place before elections
Last of Scotland's big four converts to limited liability partnership
"Outstanding performance" by new associates
Association to discuss legal aid boycott over "uneconomic" rates
Claims that investigations hindered by Scotland failing to keep up with technology
Written submissions invited for Custodial Sentences and Weapons (Scotland) Bill
MSPs approve appointment of Elish Angiolini to Scotland's top legal role
Initiative aimed at encouraging more schools to set up debating societies
Protection bodies welcome modern code
"Best brand in practice" accolade for firm
Revised version of paragraph 11 (discrimination) of the Code of Conduct, updated in light of recent legislative changes
Terms of a draft revised practice guideline on advertisements offering fixed rate "legal fees" or similar
A reminder that under the Code of Conduct for Criminal Work, only a business card and legal document should be given to a person in custody
The Society has held a workshop with disabled people to discuss ways of making its services more acessible
Abolishing smacking could lower rates of reoffending, says Helena Kennedy QC
Appointment to be debated in parliament this afternoon
Petitions to people's parliament have made a difference: Presiding Officer
Colin Boyd thanked for his contribution to Scotland's government
Warning to councils and Executive to resolve pay problem
Margo MacDonald criticises proposed vice law changes
New measures aim to improve public safety and confidence in criminal justice system
Training for specialist prosecutors and onus on information sharing put in place
Firm looking for more hires to meet growing demand
Panel session from IT conference will be viewable online
Eleven-year-old wants local authority compelled to fit belts in school buses
Fears that plan could compel application of foreign laws in divorce courts
Consumer Council concerned at ignorance of inheritance laws and cost of making will
New risk assessment regime replaces fire certificate system
"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."