People
First but not last
Naeema Sajid shares a 2024 round up of what equality, diversity and inclusion has looked like in the profession.
Remembering Margaret Hall
Margaret McArthur Hall, (nee Murray), M.A. Ll.B., C.B.E., 29th January 1933 - 25th October 2024
SPONSORED: Will notice - Gillespie Macandrew
Would anyone holding or having knowledge of a will for Craig Ronald Rendall, please contact Alex Foulkes at Gillespie MacAndrew.
A men’s law wellbeing group in 2024
James McFarlane reflects on being part of the profession’s Men’s Wellbeing Group, and the benefits of forming connections and support networks.
SPONSORED: Will notice - Wright & Crawford
Would anyone holding or knowing of a will by Patricia Kathleen Murphy please contact Wright & Crawford.
Representation matters
In her interview with Michael Clancy, Baroness Smith of Cluny KC highlighted that representation is important, and it goes beyond gender.
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Five fabulous Scottish Legal Walks
An amazing total of 158 walkers (and 8 dogs!), walked over 28 kilometres and raised more than £4,500 for access to justice in Scotland and local legal advice charities. Read all about the walks and how you can still donate in Graeme's update.
Remembering colleagues
We take a moment to remember those in the profession no longer with us.
It’s all about you!
The time has come, once again, for us to share your monthly wins, promotions, awards and successes. Don't forget to send yours in.
Special Advocates for Scotland
The Advocate General has invited applications from interested solicitor advocates for appointment to a newly established panel.
Remembering Norman MacLeod Stewart
The profession pauses to honour past president Norman MacLeod Stewart, reflecting on his distinguished legal career and achievements.
Embracing neurodiversity
The Society, in partnership with the Legal Neurodiversity Network, hosted an event to share experiences, insights, and guidance on creating a neuroinclusive culture within the profession.
60 seconds with a Society Fellow
Sophie McIvor speaks to Gerard Sinclair about his career which he describes as a play of three acts, as well as his advice to newly qualified lawyers.
SPONSORED: Celebrating a decade at Cashroom: Cashroom’s CEO’s journey
This year is a remarkable milestone for Cashroom as we honour CEO Chris O’Day on his 10th anniversary.
SSDT v Baillie
The latest Tribunal decision covers failing to communicate effectively, acting in a conflict-of-interest situation, and failing to advise the Secondary Complainer to seek separate legal advice.
Your achievements this summer
It’s time, once again, for us to celebrate your wins, successes, promotions and awards.
Read the latest decision
The SSDT published a further decision in August which we have shared on the Journal Content Hub for you.
Managing partner, managing relationships
We meet Brodies’ new managing partner Stephen Goldie to find out the skills and experiences that are needed to lead a £100m+ law firm.
SPONSORED: Cashroom breaks records with unprecedented surge in new signings
Over the summer, Cashroom, has just experienced the busiest month in its history for new signings.
August decisions
The Scottish Solicitor’s Disciplinary Tribunal have published their August decisions.
Remembering our colleagues and friends
The Society have shared the latest obituary list, for all of us all to take a moment to remember those within our profession.
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The latest SSDT decision
Take a look at the latest decision published by the Scottish Solicitor’s Disciplinary Tribunal.