President of the Employment Appeal Tribunal, Lord Fairley, has contributed to the consideration by appellate tribunals and ...

A case at the Court of Appeal is due to examine a critical aspect of whistleblowing law that concerns the statutory routes to ...

Lawyers and judges are facing "violence, death threats and rape threats" as part of a "rising tide of intimidation", bars and ...

Solicitors in England and Wales have been advised to stop using "Dear Sirs" at the start of correspondence. The traditional ...

Talented colleagues have been recognised at Aberdein Considine this autumn, with 15 employees working from Aberdeen to ...

The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee is seeking views on a bill which would mean cosmetic treatments such as fillers, ...

In the second of four interviews undertaken by SEMLA for Black History Month, SLN spotlights Shepherd and Wedderburn trainee ...

Matheson Lawson has announced the appointments of Lauren Jackson and Rebecca Quinn. The hires follow the recent appointment ...

The University of Glasgow’s Annual James Wood Lecture will take place on Thursday 30 October. Supreme Court justice Lady Rose ...

A woman who was refused information under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 concerning the number of police officers who had been arrested since 2013 had lost an appeal to the Inner House ...

A tourist who stole a large chunk of an ancient Greek column in the 1960s has returned it more than half a century later. Greece's Ministry of Culture yesterday announced the repatriation of the ...

In 2020, PPE Medpro entered into a lucrative contract with the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) to supply 25 million sterile surgical gowns and other personal protective equipment. The ...