
Proud day at the Palace for MiniTrials founder
Lord Kinclaven, the founder of the Faculty’s MiniTrials, has received an OBE at an investiture ceremony in Buckingham Palace.
Lord Kinclaven, the founder of the Faculty’s MiniTrials, has received an OBE at an investiture ceremony in Buckingham Palace.
Concern has been raised by the Faculty about a key element of plans to outlaw psychological domestic abuse.
Young lawyers and a charity for premature and sick babies will benefit from a training event featuring the Faculty’s Dr David Parratt.
The appointment has been announced of Sheriff Susan Craig as the new deputy director of the Judicial Institute for Scotland.
The latest addition to the Supreme Courts bench has been sworn in, and has taken the judicial title of Lord Arthurson.
Experts in family law will take a comprehensive look at affidavits at an all-day seminar.
The Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland has appointed Morag Jack, Advocate, to the post of In-house Convener.
The death has been announced of the Rt Hon Lord Kirkwood, who served as a judge from 1987 until his retirement in 2005. He was 84.
The Dean of Faculty, Gordon Jackson, QC, has responded to an announcement by the Scottish Government of an Independent Review of the Regulation of Legal Services.
A QC who served the Faculty in two office-bearer posts has been installed as a Senator of the College of Justice.