Blogs & opinions
The Child and Family Law Sub-Committee: working for a fairer and more just society for children and families
Maria Galli is a dual-qualified litigation lawyer, admitted to practice as a solicitor in Scotland, and Australia. Maria shares her experience as Convener of the Law Society of Scotland’s Child and Family Law Sub-Committee.
Why you should consider standing for election to the Law Society's Council
Ahsan Mustafa, Associate at Aberdein Considine LLP, was elected as a Law Society Council Member for Glasgow & Strathkelvin in May 2025. He shares with us why he chose to stand for election.
Future-proofing the profession: the impact of the technology law and practice committee
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.
Mental health first aid: where the boundaries lie
On World Suicide Prevention Day, which is marked each year on 10 September, Inclusion and Engagement Consultant Lynn Pilkington discusses where the boundaries lie when helping someone through a mental health crisis, be it a friend, colleague or client.
Scots law matters: Boundary dispute
In our new Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this issue, Edinburgh solicitor, John Sinclair explains boundary disputes and explains the first steps in resolving issues with neighbours.
Interested in getting involved in our international work?
Our International Policy Executive, Adam Marks reflects on the evolution of our international work and invites Scottish solicitors and lay members with an interest in international issues to join our new committee.