Referendum 2: another legal aid perspective

A member of the Society's legal aid negotiating team explains why practitioners are most effectively represented through the Society

What kind of choice?

Past attempts to set up a national bar association failed, and there is no credible alternative at present to the Society

Exercising choice

What does the "no" lobby in the referendum seek to achieve?

Society's statement on referendum 2

Why the Society should continue to be responsible for promoting the interests of, and representing, solicitors in Scotland

Referendum 2: requisitionists' case for voting no

The formal statement from the Scottish solicitors who requistioned the Law Society of Scotland's second referendum

Positive vibes from our MSPs

Legal Services Bill stage 1 debate recognised the Society's positive contribution to the process

Proceed with caution

Final shape of Legal Services Bill still up for negotiation

No choice but to keep trying

SGM vote only shows need to keep searching for solution

The resumed SGM: who said what

Main points from the reconvened Special General Meeting on 21 April

United Society for a united profession

Law Society of Scotland can represent interests of all sectors of the solicitors' profession

President's interview on the adjourned SGM

Ian Smart explains the change of date and the state of talks with the Law Agents

Ah, the artist in us

"Is law a creative profession?" posts make good reading