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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - JUNE 09: SNP's Alison Thewliss wins the Glasgow Central seat at the Emirates arena Glasgow count of the UK Parliamentary election on June 09, 2017 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Jamie Simpson/Herald & Times) - JS.

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

Turnover rises but profits stay static at Balfour & Manson

Harper Macleod turns stagnant turnover into rising profit

Joining the legal dots prompts launch of Spanish and Scottish firm

United Nations blacklists Scottish firms after international aid fraud

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Scotland's biggest writers urge Sturgeon not to shelve defamation reform

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Pinsent Masons to honour Kirk Murdoch in eponymous scholarship

How Britain enables routine, everyday corruption and fraud in the ex-USSR

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Law Society president sets out her stall for the year ahead

Brodies boss in prime position to drive diversity in legal sector

Shepherd & Wedderburn rewards staff after bump in financials

Legal complaints body comes up with plan to help drive efficiencies

Scotland’s death toll from drugs doubles in a decade

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Campaigners warn against delays in Scottish defamation reform

Paul Mosson: Helping lawyers deal with mental health issues is key to a thriving profession

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Unrealistic: the Scottish police verdict on TV crime

Law firms put on notice to pay their share of staff pensions

Legal boss: Flexibility will be elementary to sector's success

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US firm stalls in bid to recover debts bought from Clydesdale

Queensferry Crossing contractors launch series of legal cases

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Glasgow City Council staff to take equal-pay claim back to tribunal

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MacRoberts sets sights on growth via acquisition

Class action law to help Clydesdale loan-sale claimants

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