Ahead of giving evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Equal Opportunities Committee as part of its Women and Work Inquiry, Joyce Cullen, Convener of the...
Solicitors from across Scotland reaffirmed their concerns over government plans to introduce contributions in criminal legal aid, describing the proposals as 'regressive, unworkable, unfair...
James Gillespie's High School is the latest school to benefit from Dundas & Wilson's strong commitment to legal education in schools.
Teachers at Gillespie's receive...
Brand and Intellectual Property design, planning and assessment, will be at the heart of discussions at the World Intellectual Property Day 2011 conference in...
MSPs voted unanimously to pass The Patients Rights (Scotland) Bill today.
The Law Society of Scotland agrees with the general principles of the Bill which...
The Law Society of Scotland believes that despite containing useful information for property buyers, Home Reports are not helping sales.
The Law Society gathered the...
The Scottish Legal Complaints Commission (SLCC) laid its second Annual Report before the Scottish Parliament today.
The report covers the period from 1 July 2009 until...
Reform of the legal services marketplace, which has now cleared the final stage of the Scottish parliamentary process, will allow solicitors to explore new...