Scotland’s cities and sectors are emerging as key drivers of international investment, according to the latest Foreign Direct ...

Macnabs and Thorntons have announced a merger in a deal that unites two of the most prominent firms in Perthshire and ...

Minster Law Scotland has announced the onboarding of its third major insurer account following its first full year of trading ...

A strike by criminal barristers in Northern Ireland is to continue for another month after the Department of Justice was ...

Organisers of an illegal fight club in Dundee have insisted their late-night public brawls are community events suitable for ...

His Majesty The King, on the recommendation of First Minister John Swinney has appointed Sheriff Fiona Tait as senator of the ...

The Scottish Human Rights Commission has found that people with learning disabilities and autistic people are still being ...

The Lady Chief Justice, Lady Carr, has delivered a lecture on the topic of 'Mediation after the Singapore Convention'. The ...

The Judicial Office for Scotland is now on Instagram. The new social media account has been created to inform and educate the ...

Lord Ericht has reduced decisions to allow production from two oil and gas fields. There were three petitions relating to oil or gas projects in the North Sea and North Atlantic. Two non‑governmental ...

JUSTICE has proposed the first rights-based framework to guide AI use across the justice system. The framework aims to harness the power of this technology while guarding against its risks.   The UK ...

The High Court of Justiciary has refused appeals by two people convicted of the murder of a 14-year-old girl in 1996 and sentenced to life imprisonment after finding that there was sufficient evidence ...