Court of Session
Dundee United given deadline to respond to court action that threatens their promotion
Legal case that threatens Dundee United’s promotion will be fast-tracked, predicts sports lawyer David Winnie
Council reluctant to reveal cost of court challenge to halt review into Abernyte closure
Young Fife mum’s fear as court orders her to take baby on 2,000-mile trip during lockdown
From flat to fizz: Kezia Dugdale speaks candidly to The Stooshie about her ‘exhausting’ legal fight
Parents thank council for postponing Abernyte school closure
Senior judges consider Forfar leisure centre judicial review appeal in online Court of Session challenge
Council fails in legal bid to stop Holyrood reviewing Abernyte Primary closure decision
Perthshire plumbers’ action group ‘taking legal advice’ on petition into crippling debt notices
Coronavirus: Courts only running for custody, remand or urgent civil cases
Green MSP Andy Wightman wins £750,000 defamation case brought against him
Boys Brigade seeking damages from Fife lawyer convicted two decades ago of sexual abuse
‘Those monsters robbed me of a childhood’: Victim of Fife school sex abuse awarded £300k in damages
Lawmaker slams Perth and Kinross Council for ‘wasting money’ with Abernyte judicial review request
Final submissions made in judicial review of decision to call in Abernyte school closure
Council launches judicial review against Scottish Government decision to call in Abernyte school closure
‘There will be a consultation and town meeting before Lochside goes’ vows Forfar councillor
Fight for Forfar leisure centre to go on after Court of Session ruling clears way for bulldozers
Date set for Wings Over Scotland blogger’s appeal in legal battle with former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale
Angus caravan park lodges lawful use bid for 220 units in latest stage of site saga
Angus fire-raisers slammed for torching temporary toilets in ‘epidemic of idiocy’
Driver who killed Harlow Edwards, 2, in Coupar Angus faces legal action from big sister
Scottish government papers dispute ‘worst case scenario’ claims