Scullion LAW handles a broad array of criminal matters for a range of individuals and organisations, with a growing presence in the international space that has seen the team advise human rights groups in relation to the Israel Palestine conflict. The firm also benefitted from the arrival of Stephanie Grieve, who has deep experience as a criminal lawyer. The practice is fronted by Kristopher Buchanan, a road traffic specialist who covers issues ranging from serious accidents and collisions to technical proceedings pertaining to speeding and drink driving. Solicitor advocate Urfan Dar‘s far reaching practice sees him act in high-profile claims involving murder, rape and money laundering allegations, and cases involving children and vulnerable persons. Anna MacKay is also highly active within the practice.
Testimonials
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‘The communication and timeline for communications are excellent and clients comment that they feel listened to by Scullion law.’
‘Anna MacKay is always very helpful and always available to clarify points.’
Key clients
- Human Rights Legal Aid Foundation
Work highlights
- Instructed by a human rights organisation, Human Rights Legal Aid Foundation in order to consider the validity of pursuing individuals in the chain of command in Israel, UK nationals complicit in the commission of war crimes and potentially genocide in Gaza, under the Genocide Convention, through the Scottish courts.
- Involved in a case concerning charges of assault to injury and threatening and abusive behaviour towards work colleagues whilst the client was working as a fine dining steward on a luxury ‘champagne train’ from England to Scotland.