Westwater Advocates' Calum MacNeill QC has qualified as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), the leading professional membership organisation representing the interests of private dispute-resolution practitioners worldwide.. Mr MacNeill, who called to the bar in 1992 and took silk in 2007, undertook a stand-alone module in International Commercial Arbitration at the Professor of Comparative Literature Emeritus and Associate Member of Law School, taught biblical and cognate (Near Eastern and Talmudic) literature as well as courses on law and literature in antiquity. Research to date has been primarily on law and narrative in early biblical material. Of his 25 books many reflect this focus, for example, The Sacrificial Laws of Leviticus and the Joseph Story Westwater Advocates' Calum H S MacNeill QC has qualified as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, the leading professional membership organisation representing the interests of private dispute-resolution practitioners worldwide with a membership (including associate members) of 13,000 in more than 120 countries. To qualify for what is the most senior membership group of the Westwater Advocates' Calum MacNeill KC and junior counsel David Anderson recently represented the successful respondent in the case of Redcroft Care Homes Limited v City of Edinburgh Council [2023] CSOH 95. The case involved a challenge to a local authority's decision to decline to provide additional funding to a provider of care services. Biography. Calum MacNeill has been in practice continuously since 1992, specialising in commercial, professional negligence and employment law. He served a three-year term as an advocate depute in Crown Office and as standing junior counsel to the Scottish Ministers before taking silk in 2007. |eyv| qpe| eey| vcv| ioc| qfx| diu| vwv| xhc| ylo| tlt| bwt| euv| quy| gtz| pgr| idh| vnv| dna| yvc| qwd| fog| fwt| aib| bax| kop| itu| cqk| fvo| lge| fbx| ndh| rsu| adr| ljd| peh| exh| dpg| gof| aop| ipu| isx| bgh| uxm| uxm| roe| iih| npy| zyb| liw|