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File photo dated 9/8/2016 of a mural in the Bogside area of Derry depicting Dr Edward Daly waving a blood-soaked handkerchief as he led fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy away from gunfire on Bloody Sunday in January 1972. The Public Pro

First and only Para to be prosecuted for Bloody Sunday

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Expert panel prepares ground for overhaul of legal aid fees

Expansive law firm lays ground to hit £20m turnover target

Legality of school music fees challenged with crowdfunding campaign

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Anderson Strathern creates director role as alternative to partnership

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Can crowdfunding solve the problem of accessing justice?

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Philip Rodney: Why has the legal sector been so slow to embrace change?

Dundee firm Blackadders bulks up with Granite City bolt-on

Test case aims to show gender inequalities faced by homeless women

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Plans afoot to make law firm bosses meet the rising cost of complaints

Courts left in chaos as prisoner escort firm GeoAmey takes over from G4S

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Hundreds of Scottish pubs, clubs and restaurants at risk of closure

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Edinburgh lawyers shun extradition work amid legal-aid fees protest

Growth strategy pays off for Dundee law firm Thorntons

World-class housing laws risk being 'rendered useless’ by repeated breaches

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Government to review Scotland’s defamation laws

SWA legal head: Protecting scotch protects our culture too

Police report lawyers and accountants for organised crime links

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Legal aid and leadership emerge as key themes of 2018

Clampdown on nuisance callers

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Elaine Motion : ‘The Article 50 Brexit case has the potential to change lives’

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UK crackdown on dirty money shell firms ‘woefully inadequate’

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Scottish dirty money convictions ‘notably lower’ - report

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Fee reform continues to dominate the debate on legal aid

UK tax haven colonies enabled £250 billion in crimes

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Leaked: plans for SLP crackdown

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Law firm claims partial success in Legal Engineer trade mark bid

Just five children in care accounted for more than 350 police misper probes

Legal sector innovation helps support lawyer role come of age

Saturday interview: 'Not a single client says Brexit will be brilliant for them'

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MacRoberts bolsters management team with reintroduction of chair

Free-wills firm eyes further expansion after signing Co-op deal

Edinburgh lawyers make further cutbacks to legal aid workloads

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Police union urges clubs to ban fans who misbehave overseas

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Law firm boss looks back over 30 years in business

Law Society to be stripped of regulatory powers under proposed reforms

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Scottish silk begins probe into policing of miners’ strike

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Council brings in barrister duo as equal-pay talks stall

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New laundering warnings on Scottish shell firms

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Stefan Cross: The equal-pay lawyer who fell out of love with Labour

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Law Society report shows impact of size on firm fortunes

Gillespie Macandrew boss gears up for firm expansion

Morton Fraser rejigs focus with duo of deals

Edinburgh lawyers shun Justice of the Peace legal aid rota

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A new era begins as Burness Paull team takes charge

Does extra cash for prosecutors highlight imbalanced justice system?

Massive drop in Scottish court cases for debt and eviction since 2008 crash

Lawscot Foundation students hail success of scheme

Roddy Dunlop QC: Are solicitor-advocates in clients' best interests?

Burness Paull pays out staff bonus as profits rise

Edinburgh partner to lead global firm Dentons' push for equality

Pub jobs still at red tape risk, says Scots licensing chief

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