The Law Society of Scotland (LSS) is to retain both its trade union and regulatory roles following a members’ vote, in the latest stage of the heated debate regarding legal services reform north of the border.
Seventy-three percent of members voted in favour of the LSS maintaining its dual role when asked a single question: ‘Should the Law Society of Scotland as statutory regulator continue to be responsible for promotion of the interests of, and the representation of, solicitors in Scotland?’
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