THE solicitor who was instrumental in persuading the profession to
embark on the media marketing strategy which uses the ''It's never too
early to call your solicitor'' slogan has been elected president of the
Law Society of Scotland for 1992-93.
Mr Brian Adair, now vice-president, will take over from Mr James
Campbell at the end of May.
Mr Adair, 46, is senior partner of Adairs, Dumbarton. Educated at
Milngavie primary and the High School of Glasgow, Mr Adair, a Glasgow
University graduate, served his apprenticeship with McGrigor Donald in
Glasgow.
Married with three children, two of whom are now studying law, Mr
Adair has been a member of the Council of the Law Society of Scotland
since 1980.
The vice-president elect is Mr Ian Dunbar, 43, a partner in Miller
Hendry WS of Perth, formerly Sneddon Campbell Munro, since 1972 and head
of the firm's private client division.
Mr Dunbar, who is married and lives in Forgandenny, Perthshire, has
been a member of the council since 1982.
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