Scullion LAW‘s pivot to focus on private client instructions has seen the team acting on a growing volume of domestic abuse and sexual offences, adding to its noted proficiency in handling road traffic offences. The practice is led by Kristopher Buchanan and routinely represents clients charged with road traffic offences, while Anna MacKay stands out for her trial experience and expertise in dealing with domestic abuse and sexual offences. Urfan Dar’s ‘deep legal expertise’ sees him act on a broad range of cases concerning theft offences and domestic abuse, while Stephanie Grieve is the go-to lawyer for armed forces personnel.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Stephanie Grieve is an invaluable member of the law firm, great communication and got the job done and did everything that was asked of her resulting in a positive outcome.’
- ‘Kris Buchanan was exceptional, very professional! He put me at my ease during the difficult time I was having! He instilled confidence in me that he would get me the outcome I desired, which he did!’
Work highlights
Instructed to defend the client charged with a significant contravention of Section.1 of the Domestic Abuse Scotland Act 2018, whereby his ex-partner was alleging coercive control.
Lawyers
Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Anna MacKay
Practice head
Kristopher Buchanan
Other key lawyers
Urfan Dar; Anna MacKay; Stephanie Grieve