Public law is a dynamic and thriving area in which Arnot Manderson Advocates plays an important part. Public law encompasses administrative law, which is dealt with primarily by petitions for judicial review. After being raised in the Court of Session, such petitions go on to regulate decision making bodies. It’s common for public law cases to touch on aspects of human rights and planning, areas in which our members have a broad range of experience.
Arnot Manderson Advocates is delighted to report the remarkable achievement of thirty-two individual Rankings (including sixteen in Band 1) across twelve wide ranging Practice [...]
Arnot Manderson Advocates extends to you a warm invitation to join us for a short talk on Data Protection Regulation, and thereafter a drinks reception [...]
On 26th September Arnot Manderson member Kenneth Campbell QC gave evidence on behalf of the Faculty of Advocates to the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee [...]
ARNOT MANDERSON WELCOMES GAVIN DEWAR, ADVOCATE Arnot Manderson Advocates has this week welcomed Gavin Dewar to the stable. Gavin called to the Bar in [...]
Arnot Manderson Family Law Group Member Nicola Gilchrist, Advocate will be speaking about child abduction in family law at an upcoming event run by the Legal [...]
Arnot Manderson member Kenneth Campbell QC has been nominated as Chairman of the Scottish Council of Law Reporting, publishers of Session Cases, the most authoritative [...]
The President of the Family Division of the English High Court has given his second judgment in two important cases concerning Scottish Children placed for [...]
Arnot Manderson member Hugh Olson has been appointed as the Deputy Traffic Commissioner for Scotland (part time) There are eight Traffic Commissioners who have responsibility [...]
Ad Hoc A.D Appointments Arnot Manderson Advocates are delighted to announce the new appointment by Crown Office of four of its members, Catherine Smith, Neil Mackenzie, [...]
Judge rejects “Tartan Army” trade mark infringement claim The owners of the “Tartan Army” trade mark have failed in a legal bid to prevent another [...]
