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Livingstone Brown is a leading firm of Scottish solicitors. Based in Glasgow, but dealing with cases around the country, the firm has been at the forefront of legal service provision for over thirty years. Led by former senior partner Gerard Brown CBE, who continues as a consultant, the firm has built up an enviable reputation for quality of service and client care.

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Employment

Police pay out £431,000 in sex assault and bullying employment law case

As reported via BBC News today, a former police officer who was sexually assaulted and complained about bullying and misogyny at a Moray...

Employment Police pay out £431,000 in sex assault and bullying employment law case

As reported via BBC News today, a former police officer who was sexually assaulted and complained about bullying and misogyny at a Moray station has accepted a payout from Police Scotland of £431,968. Gemma MacRae, who left the force in 2021, had started legal action through Livingstone Brown against Police Scotland but settled last...

Family

We frequently act for parents seeking to appeal after their Placing Requests in respect of their children have been refused by the education...

Family Refusal of Placing Requests, Appeal Committee and Sheriff Court Appeals

We frequently act for parents seeking to appeal after their Placing Requests in respect of their children have been refused by the education authority for the area in which their school of choice is situated.   If you have made a written request to the education authority to place your child within a particular school and they have made a...

Private Client

What happens if the Principal Will is lost?

Proving theTenor of a Will Assuming someone has left a will, the original signed version requires to be located in order for the Executor to...

Private Client What happens if the Principal Will is lost?

Proving theTenor of a Will Assuming someone has left a will, the original signed version requires to be located in order for the Executor to administer their estate.  It is a significant problem if the principal will has not been registered in the Books of Council and Session,  and cannot be located,  and only a...

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