“The level of service has always been excellent, with properly experienced solicitors dealing with appropriate cases"Legal 500
Welcome to BTO Solicitors LLP
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BTO is an independent Scottish Law firm with offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh. You will receive a premier service from our experienced team which caters for the Scots law needs of organisations in the private and public sectors and for individuals. We also provide access to international legal advice through the Mackrell International global network.
We make it our business to know and thoroughly understand your business and personal legal requirements so that we can provide tailored advice and the results you need. Clients range from major insurers to the main medical defence organisations, commercial businesses, housebuilders, established manufacturers, well known retailers, financial institutions, public sector organisations and individuals. Clients welcome our reliability, value for money and transparency.
Contact: BTO Glasgow 0141 221 8012 | BTO Edinburgh 0131 222 2939
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- 16th
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BTO’s Alastair Dunn to Present at Commercial Contract Law Conference 2019
The Law Society of Scotland is hosting its Commercial Contract Law Conference 2019 on Tuesday 22 October 2019 at 200 SVS, Glasgow.
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- 19th
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BTO to headline sponsor Edinburgh Art Fair for third year
BTO Solicitors LLP has announced that it is proud to be headline sponsor of the prestigious Edinburgh Art Fair (EAF) for the third consecutive year.
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- 3rd
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BTO Welcomes Seven New Trainee Solicitors
BTO Solicitors LLP welcomes seven new trainees to the firm this week, bringing its total number of trainees to thirteen.
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- 29th
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BTO announces two new recruits for its Family Law Team
BTO is delighted to announce the appointment of Senior Associate Morven Douglas and Solicitor Brittany Thomas to its Family Law team.
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- 6th
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Historic Child Abuse: Your organisation receives a claim… What next?”
Recent changes to limitation laws in Scotland have made it easier for historic claims to be brought, which, coupled with forthcoming changes to the costs regimes applicable to such claims, means that any organisation which currently has or historically has had responsibility for the education, health, safety or welfare of children may now find itself at greater risk of receiving such claims. This seminar will look at the effects of the recent changes in the law and the challenges these claims pose.