New Law President at a Crossroads for Profession
Canadian brings unique international perspective to role at Law SocietyThe road from Yellowknife, in Canada’s Northwest Territories, to the home of the Law Society Scotland in Edinburgh is, to appropriate...
20 Rising Legal Stars for 2026
Scotland’s law firms punch well above their weight on the international stage. Our legal brains are among the finest in the world. Scottish firms know how to nurture and support...
Future scan: What will Scotland’s legal industry look like in 2040?
There is no doubt that AI is going to transform law in the coming years. But in what way exactly? Leading figures in the legal world give their predictionsEric Schmidt,...
‘I am more excited about audit than ever before. No: really!’
“Why do you still do what you do?” Well, after 27 years in the profession I can honestly say I am more excited about audit than ever before.No: really! Let...
Why more and more Scots couples are saying ‘I do’ to the prenup
In recent years, the use of prenuptial agreements in Scotland has been on the rise. More and more couples are recognising that marriage isn’t just about romance – it can...
Growing from strength to strength
We have made no secret of our continued growth ambitions at Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP – and the major milestones we have marked over the last two years in...
Tax changes will focus attention on how to adapt financial plans
This year, the Autumn Budget has attracted even more interest and attention than usual.At the time of writing, it is yet to come, but as you read this article now...
Advice for first-time philanthropists: how to make a positive difference
For those who are fortunate enough to be able to share their wealth, philanthropy can be a deeply satisfying activity.It is important to plan carefully so your donations are in...
Penalties await businesses over fraud
The new ‘failure to prevent fraud’ guidance for Scottish businesses introduces strict liability for large organisations, demanding proactive fraud risk management and cultural change.The UK’s Failure to Prevent Fraud offence...
Employment reforms face further delay
Labour’s flagship Employment Rights Bill has had a turbulent time in Westminster, entering the ‘parliamentary ping pong’ process earlier this month.Designed to transform the working lives of the UK’s 34...