Under-18s will no longer be able to buy nicotine or herbal smoking products in Scotland, under new legislation which has come ...

Two questions: who do you trust? Who do you really trust? If that is the first sift for the intelligence services, then it is ...

The Criminal Justice committee is undertaking a short inquiry into AI-generated image abuse and deepfake pornography. The ...

Lloyds Banking Group, Mondelez International and Société Générale have joined the In House Pro Bono Pledge, bringing its total membership to 25. The pledge asks corporate legal teams to build pro bono ...

A State Duma committee has backed a bill allowing Russia to register vehicles reported stolen in countries it labels ...

Security companies linked to Cambodia’s military, police and powerful business networks helped sustain a scamming industry ...

The Chancellor promised a Budget of “breathing space now and fresh hope for the future”. For partners in Scotland’s law firms ...

Environmental and human rights campaigners have criticised the Scottish government’s decision to exclude the right to a ...

Scotland's civil courts need procedures that are not only legally sound but proportionate, accessible and effective in ...

A future trainee solicitor from Edinburgh would not have been able to join the profession without the support of the Lawscot ...

Sarah Loosemore has been elected as deputy clerk of the Faculty of Advocates and was formally introduced to members at ...

A Holyrood committee is taking evidence this morning as it explores the potential environmental impacts of the construction ...