No mystery about success of Faculty crime writing event
The Faculty’s first sponsored event at the Bloody Scotland international crime writing festival has received rave reviews.
The Faculty’s first sponsored event at the Bloody Scotland international crime writing festival has received rave reviews.
The Faculty’s presence on the international stage has been bolstered by membership of a body devoted to improving the quality of European law.
Scotland’s international crime writing festival, Bloody Scotland, returns to Stirling this weekend, with an inaugural Faculty sub-plot.
Thirteen members of Faculty have been approved by Her Majesty for “the rank and dignity of Queen’s Counsel”.
Time is running out to secure tickets for a conference on commercial law featuring the Faculty’s Denis Garrity as one of the speakers.
A touch of royalty will be gracing the Faculty’s Mackenzie Building when it hosts a photography exhibition.
The Vice-Dean of Faculty, Angela Grahame, QC, has been invited to take part in the Annual Arbitration Conference of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
The legal community in Scotland is being asked to note the date 9 October, and to support access to justice.
The Faculty has responded to a consultation by the Scottish Law Commission on a draft Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Bill, and given it a generally glowing reference.
The prospect of appearing as a witness in court has become less daunting for a group of paediatricians after they received some expert tuition from members of Faculty.