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Scottish businessman wins latest round against car giants in £18m legal battle
Island cafe at heart of legal row with US woman over dog ban raises £177k
US woman in island dog-ban legal battle speaks out again in Sky News interview
'Chevron put me in prison and tried to destroy me. But now I'm back'
Village store avoids losing license after selling 'lethal counterfeit' vodka
US woman at centre of dog-ban legal battle with island group breaks silence
Island group breaks silence amid legal battle with US woman over dog ban from cafe
US woman at centre of dog-ban legal row blasts island cafe in unearthed post
When the law has to step into act in the best interests of minors
Two island community organisations face bankruptcy after legal row with American
Westminster in 'absolutely bloody pathetic' bid to block Palestine Action review
Scottish law firm falls into administration with all jobs at risk
What the new single-sex spaces guidance means in Scotland
New legal housing provisions begin to give domestic abuse victims more rights
Police arrest 117 people for backing Palestine Action at London demo
Petition launches to make Nazi salutes criminal offence in UK
BrewDog founder James Watt reported to watchdog over data privacy law breach
Young neo-Nazi who planned mass gun attack jailed for over 13 years
Legal gender imbalance is an ongoing embarrassment for Scotland
Bob Vylan to sue BBC 'for defamation' after broadcaster's 'antisemitic' claim
What to do if a dog is in a car on a hot day and can you smash a window to get it out
Scottish Government will not appeal 'unlawful' transgender inmates guidance
Housing trans inmates in women’s jails 'unlawful,' judge rules
Scottish activist claims Palestine Action court ruling 'authoritarian tipping point'
Kaye Adams 'to sue BBC Scotland' following axing from morning radio show
Palestine Action activists jailed for 'terrorist raid' at Israeli firm’s UK factory
Actors and musicians urge judge to drop ‘terror link’ in Palestine Action case
Scottish council acted unlawfully in school toilet provision, judge finds
Top lawyer responds to Nigel Farage 'hijacking' Henry Nowak case
Scottish university student pleads guilty over 'illegal' US military plane images
Nicola Sturgeon hits out at 'armchair detectives' after Murrell speculation
'No comment' answers during arrest standard legal advice, Nicola Sturgeon says
Live updates and reaction to Peter Murrell's guilty embezzlement plea
Could a 'gap in the system' be letting lawyers off despite serious misconduct?
Pro-Israel lawyers reported for 'intimidation' of anti-genocide campaigners
Row over historic Scottish restaurant settled on eve of Supreme Court hearing
Offshore firm fined £267k following death of worker who fell into North Sea
Scott Mills planning to 'sue BBC over Radio 2 sacking for alleged misconduct'
Legal expert reveals what Celtic Alliance really means for Scottish independence
Andrew Tickell: Reliance on AI in education will douse creative sparks
Would a ‘decent’ man really allow arrests for opposing genocide?
Scotland's Lord Advocate tells First Minister she will stand down
Met Police to send 4000 officers to protests over 'violence and hate speech' concerns
Man charged after a woman was allegedly raped in a park in Fife
Reform UK plan would create constitutional and legal crisis, warns expert
Former manager of major Scottish band involved in paedophile ring, inquiry told
Zack Polanski accuses Labour of 'using pain of Jewish community' to curb basic rights
UK Government announces £25m on security for Jewish communities
Police launch appeal for 19-year-old woman missing from Edinburgh
More than 50 firms owed £2.4 million by failed BrewDog
So what if the Greens want to abolish prisons? Here's why that's not crazy
Rape survivors' complaints dismissed after controversial group's university speech
Several charged following 'anti-paedophile protest' in Scottish town
Youth Parliament and council face split after Jordan Linden conviction