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Scots law matters: Boundary dispute
In our new series, 'Scots law matters', Edinburgh solicitor John Sinclair looks at boundary disputes and explains the first steps in resolving issues with neighbours.
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Scotland's legal aid system is in jeopardy, with nearly a third of legal aid solicitors expected to retire within the next decade. Immediate action from the Scottish Government is essential to prevent the system's potential collapse within 10 years. Our new campaign urges protection of the rights of the less advantaged and keeping legal aid on the political agenda.
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MSP inquiry confirms urgent need for fees uplift and civil legal aid reform

Law Society news 17th September 2025
A parliamentary inquiry has strongly backed the Law Society’s calls for the Scottish Government to urgently increase civil legal aid fees and pursue reforms to restore access to justice.

Future-proofing the profession: the impact of the technology law and practice committee

Blogs & opinions 12th September 2025 | By: Martin Sloan
IP, technology and data partner at Brodies LLP and member of the Law Society’s Technology Law and Practice Committee, Martin Sloan reflects on the work of the committee in supporting members and encourages others to get involved in the Society’s work.

Legal Technology Certification Course

Event 18th September 2025 Certification courses, CPD event, Technology
By becoming a Tech-Informed Lawyer you will be equipped with the key skills and knowledge to better navigate technology in a rapidly changing business world.
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