In a presentation to a special EU referendum event organised by the Advocates Group on European Union Law (AGEUL), Kenneth Campbell, QC, outlined some of the legal issues which would arise in the event of a “remain” vote.
The Advocates’ Family Law Association is gearing up for the second half of a series of seminars on contemporary issues in child law.
A host of star speakers with a wide range of expertise has been lined up for a major conference on vulnerable witnesses which is being staged by the Faculty of Advocates.
The installation of Alistair Clark, QC, as a Senator of the College of Justice has taken place, with Lady Dorrian, the Lord Justice Clerk, welcoming him to the Bench with the title, Lord Clark.
Lawyers from across Europe have outlined standards to be upheld to protect client confidentiality from State surveillance.
Members and guests have been given a fascinating glimpse of the historic Nuremberg Trials and the widely-debated cross-examination of Hermann Goering.
Leave well alone, is the suggestion by the Faculty to possible changes in the way commission and diligence is exercised in family actions in the civil courts.
The Faculty is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week with a working lunch to discuss Wellbeing at the Bar.
The first of a series of judicial installations has seen John Beckett, QC, take his place on the Bench with the title, Lord Beckett.
A member of Faculty has become a leading light in a mentoring scheme which aims to help young people in Scotland to realise their potential.