Anderson Strathern strengthens disputes team as demand for contentious estate advice grows in Scotland
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Anderson Strathern strengthens disputes team as demand for contentious estate advice grows in Scotland
4th August 2026Independent Scottish law firm Anderson Strathern has appointed trusts and private wealth disputes specialist Sarah-Jane Macdonald as a partner within its dispute resolution team. Sarah-Jane joins the firm as it expands its contentious trusts and estates practice in response to increasing demand for advice in Scotland, driven by financial pressures,…
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Anderson Strathern appointed to support major cultural project in capital
11th June 2026Independent Scottish law firm, Anderson Strathern, will provide advice for a landmark project at the historic Royal High School on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill. The firm’s specialist teams will work closely with the National Centre for Music, the charity that is set to be the future tenant of the site, as…
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Charities Conference: Embracing Change
7th May 2026Join us at our annual Charities Conference, where this year we focus on embracing change in an evolving sector. Our legal specialists have partnered with OSCR and Our AI Collective to bring you practical insights, expert perspectives, and the latest developments affecting Scottish charities. What we’ll cover: Charity law reform Hear…
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Leading law firm announces senior promotions across Scotland
7th April 2026Independent Scottish law firm Anderson Strathern has announced a series of senior promotions across its Edinburgh, Glasgow and Orkney offices, reflecting continued growth and increasing demand across several of its core practice areas. Four lawyers have been promoted to Director and Partner level, following a period of sustained activity for the firm, particularly in rural…
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Why Managers Need Better Neurodiversity Training
18th March 2026It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week (16-22 March), which is an impressive worldwide initiative raising awareness of neurological differences to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions about them. But awareness and understanding of neurodiversity in the workplace doesn’t seem to be getting the focus it needs, evidenced by reports that the number of tribunal…
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Anderson Strathern Asset Management appoints new MD
16th March 2026Anderson Strathern Asset Management appoints new Managing Director Anderson Strathern Asset Management Limited (ASAM) has appointed Arlene Ewing as Managing Director as it looks to grow its team and services across Scotland. Arlene brings more than 35 years’ experience in financial services and is a recognised leader in her field…
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Rising demand for commercial property services boosts Anderson Strathern team
17th February 2026Independent Scottish law firm, Anderson Strathern, has announced the appointment of a new partner to bolster its existing team of commercial property specialists in what is expected to be a busy year. Dawn MacPherson, who will be based in Edinburgh, joins the firm’s English commercial property team, led by Iain…
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Legal services must be more human in AI age – says new chair of Anderson Strathern
3rd February 2026Anderson Strathern has announced the appointment of Carole Tomlinson as its new chair, as the firm celebrates its 325th year in business in Scotland. Carole will take up the role from 1 April, succeeding Fraser Geddes following the end of his three-year term. Carole, a dual qualified solicitor in Scotland…
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Why lawyers must engage in the UK’s new AML Consultation
12th November 2025Michael Ross, Director at Anderson Strathern LLP The UK Government has confirmed sweeping reforms to how Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) supervision will be handled. Following a 2023 consultation, the government has opted for a new single supervisor model for the professional sector. This means the Financial Conduct…
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Act now to get ahead of potential Inheritance Tax changes
6th October 2025Emma Read, Director, Anderson Strathern With a projected £50 billion shortfall in public finances and a pledge not to raise income tax, National Insurance or VAT, speculation is mounting that Chancellor Rachel Reeves may turn again to Inheritance Tax (IHT) reform when she makes her autumn budget statement on 26…
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