Faculty member in contention for Woman of Influence Award
A member of Faculty has been shortlisted for the 2016 Woman of Influence Award by the charity, Action for Children Scotland.
A member of Faculty has been shortlisted for the 2016 Woman of Influence Award by the charity, Action for Children Scotland.
Senior counsel, David Johnston, QC, who serves as a Scottish Law Commissioner, is among 56 new Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
A plea for greater publication of judgments dealing with financial provision at the end of cohabitation has been made by Kirsty Malcolm, Advocate.
Two advocates with a special interest in crofting law are to take part in the WS Crofting Law Conference 2016.
The Faculty has underscored a need to protect confidentiality between intellectual property (IP) advisors and their clients in cross-border cases.
Applications are being sought by the Lord Justice General for recommendation for appointment as Queen’s Counsel.
The Faculty has suggested that draft rules for the new Simple Procedure in the sheriff court could be made simpler.
A new report by JUSTICE Scotland concludes that suspects and solicitors need a better understanding of the importance of legal assistance during police detention.