Rachel is a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution division. She qualified as a solicitor in 2025 after training at an independent commercial firm where she gained experience dealing with a variety of high value and complex commercial disputes.
Rachel has frequently assisted with Court of Session actions and has experience at Sheriff Court level. She is now focused on property disputes and works primarily within the Real Estate Litigation team.
Prior to completing her traineeship, Rachel worked in Regulation and Compliance for a Scottish care home provider.
Related Insights
Error.
No results.
Saxon Woods Investments Ltd v Costa: directors’ duties tighten
11/11/2025
s.172 of the Companies Act 2006 requires directors always to act in the way that they consider would be most likely to promote the success of the company for the benefit of its members.
Payment clauses – still a feature of Scottish dilapidations
10/11/2025
Clear and concise wording is vital in lease agreements. Read a recent Court of Session case involving a high-value dilapidations claim for a property in Glasgow.
Who really wants to be a lawyer anyway?
05/11/2025
Using the title “lawyer” will be protected, and providers who are not authorised under the Act may be prevented from describing themselves as lawyers or regulated legal services providers.
{name}
{properties.pageSummary}
{properties.headline}
{properties.pageDate|date:dd/MM/yyyy}
{properties.shortDescription}
