Law Society says conference views will help development of future legal services
Survey shows large increase in minor assaults, where alcohol is a main factor
Lord Hamilton attacks Elish Angiolini for "inappropriate" statement to parliament
Two partners join from Glasgow firm Macdonald Henderson
Research finds evidence that information release is being carefully managed
Justice Secretary to address meeting on the future of legal services in Scotland
Holyrood inquiry will examine different capital investment funding models
Robert Hynd joins firm as corporate consultant
Paull & Williamsons' Jonathan Lints wins Scottish Grand Prix Tennis Championships
Jon Sharp to work in firm's shipping division
Society's survey shows low fees and bureaucracy will drive out 90% in next four years
Review recommends one body to oversee regulation of public services
Ministers commission expert to report in six months
Increases in fines and penalty points target bad driving
Paper for Lord Justice Clerk's review body proposes Court of Session as appeal body
Thirty charities named in first stage following pilot project
Holyrood exhibition opens to commemorate 300 years of Union
Firm wins STEP award for multi-disciplinary approach to advice
Dual qualified Julie Matthews joins from Tods Murray
Five council areas making most use of antisocial behaviour orders, research reveals
All adults could be potential organ donors unless registered as opting out
Vincent Connor joins Globalscot to promote Scottish economic growth
Woman sentenced to community service for embezzlement through law firm office
Inaugural Lawyers' Rugby World Cup won by Scottish team
"Hannibal Challenge" team led by Maclay Murray & Spens partner David Leckie
Northern Rock crisis triggers re-think on account holder guarantees
Sarah Cudworth assumed in rural property and business team
Court of First Instance denies legal professional privilege to employed counsel
Lord Coulsfield doubts benefit of reforms proposed in wake of "World's End" trial
Strathclyde introduction from today completes roll-out across Scottish police forces
Thomas Morrison joins banking and asset finance unit from Dundas & Wilson
Four-partner team to switch as from 1 January 2008
Angiolini says there was enough evidence to prosecute and would have appealed if allowed
Grocers federation welcomes move, but raises concern about lack of publicity
Lynn Melville joins firm from Pagan Osborne
"Protection" Act has led to more questioning of victims' history, not less
Amendments to Adults with Incapacity Act in force from 5 October
Drop in time to hearing accompanies lower volume of criminal appeals
Practical policies available for employers on dealing with recognised disability
Report recommends enacting rules for disclosing evidence to defence
Government also announces changes to sheriff court jurisdiction limits
Answers sought for reasons behind handling of "World's End" prosecution
EU Commissioner decides UK can continue to price per pound
Transport specialist takes up associate position in Glasgow office
Answers sought to claims that Crown did not lead all available evidence
Employers' organisation wants government to reject EU Agency Workers Directive
Alasdair Freeman takes on new role in business services division
Unified courts administration for Lothian and Borders as Midlothian District Court goes
Tenants will be able to refer disputes to private rented housing panel
Ministers considering whether to deal with issue as antisocial behaviour
"Substantial risk" of prejudice in publishing Derek Riordan photos after trial adjourned
Commission warns that bill could reinforce disadvantage
Inspectorate says service working but criticises holding conditions at court
Steve Truglia speaks at BBC Film Festival in Glasgow - with masterclass
Judge rules that proper adversarial procedure could take place in his absence
"Pressured area" status for parts of city
Discount sales to be banned and separate displays to be enforced
Total of 11 bills shows "legislative restraint"
SNP administration's first bill will end tolls on Forth and Tay Road Bridges
Justice Secretary pledges action to tackle "deep seated causes"
Four new legal and five lay members named
"Meaningless" Scottish Executive name to be dropped in favour of Scottish Government
£7.9 million turnover and £146,000 profit per member in year since forming LLP
Perth conference hears of charity regulator's first year
"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."