Santa and his elves have shoplifted huge volumes of food to share with the needy at Christmastime. Police in Montréal, Canada say "masked and disguised individuals" stole food worth around $3,000 CAD ...

The campaign group Fair Civil Justice has launched a series of meetings with legal stakeholders, consumer and business ...

Next year will see the first wave of changes under the Employment Rights Act come into force, writes Laura Morrison. Key ...

Inksters are supporting the ABS Scotland Group as founding members and with Brian Inkster being a member of the committee.

The number of outstanding fatal accident inquiries (FAIs) in Scotland has risen above 300, according to newly released figures. Data obtained by the Scottish Liberal Democrats through a freedom of ...

An undertaker who sexually assaulted two female colleagues while they attempted to arrange funeral services has been jailed for two years. James Jarvie, 63, from Rutherglen, Lanarkshire, was found ...

Scotland Yard has been left red-faced after being prosecuted and fined £1,000 for failing to respond to correspondence from ...

Ministers are examining whether legislation banning smoking in public places should be amended to permit the smoking of crack cocaine within supervised drug consumption facilities in Glasgow and ...

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC has expressed her "deep hope" that victims of domestic abuse can see routes to a safer future ...

The family of a Romanian national employed in England as an HGV driver who died in a road accident in Scotland caused by yellow warning high winds have failed to establish that Scots law applied to ...

A man who inflicted 48 separate injuries on a teenage girl during a violent rape at a music festival in Edinburgh has been jailed.  James Leckie, of Musselburgh, attacked the 16-year-old shortly after ...

Karima Higgins has joined Inksters in its Glasgow office. Ms Higgins specialises in commercial legal work, commercial ...