Themis Advocates Shortlisted in the Legal 500 Awards 2023 Themis Advocates are delighted to have been shortlisted for three awards at the Legal 500 Awards

Extradition case of The Lord Advocates (representing the USA) against Nicholas Rossi Themis member Chris Stephen appeared as junior Counsel for the Lord Advocate (led

Michael Upton: County Travel v Angus Council Themis member Michael Upton secured a success for Angus Council in defending a damages claim by a school-bus

The Jewels of Buchanan Street; The Argyll Arcade Themis Member Michael Upton acted for the successful respondents in the First Division’s refusal of the Royal

Themis Advocates are delighted to welcome their newest members Kristian Whitaker and Bilaal Shabbir, after being admitted to the Faculty of Advocates. Kristian Whitaker –

Direct Discrimination and “Cancel culture” – an examination of the Equality Act 2010 – by David James, Advocate Is “cancel culture” a socially acceptable phrasing

Tumbling Lassie Dances Again   Charity Ball returns: Saturday 28th October 2023, Prestonfield House, Edinburgh   After the enforced break caused by the pandemic, the

Stephen Walker KC Panelist of the session in 2023 THAC x APRAG Symposium Themis Senior, Stephen Walker, shall be a panelist and speaking at the

Easter Weekend Opening Hours Themis Advocates will be closed on Friday 7th and Monday the 10th Apr for the Easter Weekend. Should you wish to

Michael Upton: Lessons from bank crashes Advocate Michael Upton looks at an early bank crash and its reverberations in Scots law.  https://www.scottishlegal.com/articles/michael-upton-lessons-from-bank-crashes

Themis Advocates Inaugural Glasgow Conference Themis are delighted to invite you to attend our Inaugural Glasgow Conference on Friday 21st April at the Hilton from 1pm-5pm.  Talks will be

Why is the planning process so important? Robert Bruce v Moray Council [2023] CSIH 11, published last week, is an important decision for our ever-more-complicated

Gilchrist v Police Scotland Themis KC, Leo Hofford, has recent been involved in the case of GILCHRIST v POLICE SCOTLAND. It is to do with the

Joe Bryce returns to Practice Themis Advocates are delighted to welcome Joe back to practice after a three-year sabbatical. Joe was an integral part of

The reasonably foreseeable consequences of depriving someone of British citizenship – Free Movement The case of Muslija (deprivation: reasonably foreseeable consequences) [2022] UKUT 337 (IAC) makes it