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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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The Post Office Horizon scandal - Where are we now?

I last wrote about the Post Office Horizon scandal on 9 January 2024 (The Post Office Horizon scandal (livbrown.co.uk)), which had resurfaced in the...

Criminal Defence The Post Office Horizon scandal - Where are we now?

I last wrote about the Post Office Horizon scandal on 9 January 2024 (The Post Office Horizon scandal (livbrown.co.uk)), which had resurfaced in the media as a result of the broadcast of the heart-wrenching ITV drama, Mr Bates vs the Post Office. The mass-exoneration scheme Less than a week after the broadcast, on 10 January 2024, Prime...

News & Announcements

Livingstone Brown are delighted to announce a significant milestone in the career of our esteemed Managing Director, Stuart Munro.  As of 17...

News & Announcements Managing Director, Stuart Munro, Granted Extended Rights of Audience

Livingstone Brown are delighted to announce a significant milestone in the career of our esteemed Managing Director, Stuart Munro.  As of 17 January 2024, Stuart qualified as a Solicitor Advocate, marking an exceptional achievement in his illustrious 30-year legal career. The Law Society of Scotland granted Stuart his extended rights of...

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Pets and Separation - A Bone of Contention

Fur can often fly over who gets to keep the family pet when couples decide to separate and often one party seeks legal advice in relation to the...

Family Pets and Separation - A Bone of Contention

Fur can often fly over who gets to keep the family pet when couples decide to separate and often one party seeks legal advice in relation to the family pet. Because of this, couples are increasingly entering into pre-nuptial or pre-cohabitation agreements or agreements at the time of purchase to regulate the pet’s ownership and ...