Michael Upton continues his discussion of the lawyerly credentials of Robert Louis Stevenson. Yesterday we marked the 150th ...

Holyrood's criminal justice committee has invited views on a new bill which aims to reduce incidences of domestic abuse. The ...

Hundreds of staff members at Brodies LLP benefited from a five per cent bonus after the firm enjoyed a 15th consecutive year ...

Aberdeen law firm Alex Hutcheon & Co. Ltd has raised over £5,000 in this year's Will Aid campaign – one of the highest ...

The nephew of Lord Ross has led tributes in an obituary published by The Courier in the late judge's native Dundee. Lord Ross, who served as lord justice clerk from 1985 to 1997, passed away on 26 ...

An appeal by an HGV driver against his dismissal by a haulage company based in Aberlour has succeeded before the Employment Appeal Tribunal after it found that the Employment Tribunal had erred in its ...

There is just over a week until changes to the immigration rules take effect, writes Ashley Fleming. The Home Office has ...

As most of France celebrates the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille, one Frenchman is returning to prison two days ...

On this day 150 years ago, 14th July 1875, 24-year-old Stevenson passed the entrance examinations of the Faculty of Advocates ...

The Inner House of the Court of Session has refused a reclaiming motion against a decision that the licensee of several patents owned by a UK company was liable to pay royalties until the end of the ...

Prison reform campaigners have called for a cap on the number of prisoners in Scotland as jails grow dangerously overcrowded ...

A ban on Glasgow University rector Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah speaking in Germany about Palestine is to be challenged in a court ...