Thorley Stephenson SSC is an Edinburgh based law firm providing a wide range of legal services in civil and criminal court cases throughout Scotland. We have the legal knowledge to best advise clients and the expertise to act appropriately; first-class human and IT resources to provide the necessary support; and the management skills to develop our law firm's potential.
Thorley Stephenson SSC's offices are located close to Edinburgh Sheriff Court and The Court of Session and are easily accessible for all forms of transport. Thorley Stephenson SSC aims to provide its clients with clear and decisive advice in the many challenging circumstances in which they may find themselves.
Thorley Stephenson SSC's offices are located close to Edinburgh Sheriff Court and The Court of Session and are easily accessible for all forms of transport. Thorley Stephenson SSC aims to provide its clients with clear and decisive advice in the many challenging circumstances in which they may find themselves.
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Thorley Stephenson's family law department is at the forefront of private client and legal aid representation in all aspects of family law. You will find a list of frequently asked questions regarding divorce law in Scotland here. Please contact our divorce solicitors for further information. When someone suffers a serious injury, it is devastating for them and those who care about them most.
Mark Thorley
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On completion of an LLB Honours degree and a Dip LP, Mark Thorley spent six years with Edinburgh firm Balfour & Manson, first as a trainee then a qualified assistant, specialising in reparation, family and criminal law. In 1992, he co-founded Blacklock Thorley Solicitors in Edinburgh, specialising in debt recovery, family, criminal and reparation law.
Jim Stephenson
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Jim Stephenson has been a solicitor since 1990 and his main area of practise is criminal law. In 2005, with Mark Thorley, he founded Thorley Stephenson. The firm currently has nine lawyers providing representation in the Scottish civil and criminal courts.
A solicitor advocate since 2002, and a member of the Society of Solicitor Advocates, Jim is also a founder member of Fortis Chambers, Scotland's first chamber comprised exclusively of Solicitor Advocates.He has contributed to a Law Society paper on the Carloway Report, expressing a view that if corroboration is to be abolished then it would not be safe for the Scottish Courts to rely on dock identification.
A solicitor advocate since 2002, and a member of the Society of Solicitor Advocates, Jim is also a founder member of Fortis Chambers, Scotland's first chamber comprised exclusively of Solicitor Advocates.He has contributed to a Law Society paper on the Carloway Report, expressing a view that if corroboration is to be abolished then it would not be safe for the Scottish Courts to rely on dock identification.
Euan Gosney
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After graduating with a degree in History at Edinburgh University, he completed the accelerated LLB at Glasgow University attaining a Distinction. Euan has developed a reputation as a thorough and skilful practitioner and has quickly established himself as one of the brightest prospects on the criminal defence scene.
David Storrie
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Since joining Thorley Stephenson as a Senior Associate in 2016, criminal solicitor David has become a Director of the firm. After graduating with a BA (Hons) Degree in Business Studies from Napier University, he obtained a Law Degree with Merit from University of Glasgow in 1999. Over the next 15 years, David worked as a criminal court solicitor for two law firms in the capital prior to joining Thorley Stephenson.
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