Two solicitor advocates with Brodies, Scotland’s largest independent law firm, have been appointed by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to its panel of counsel in Scotland.
The EHRC in Scotland works to eliminate discrimination, reduce inequality, protect and promote human rights, build good relations between people and ensure that everyone has a fair chance to participate in society.
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Brodies will be represented on the EHRC by chairman and solicitor advocate, Christine O’Neill, and Niall McLean, solicitor advocate.
Brodies also continues to grow its advocacy practice with Jamie Reekie joining the firm, where he will work closely with Tony Jones QC.
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A solicitor advocate and litigator, Reekie regularly represents corporate clients and individuals in a wide range of disputes including in relation to debt recovery, insolvency and contracts.
Brodies has offices in Aberdeen, Dingwall, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Brussels.
