Local Government
Scotland
8 years ranked
Provided by Brodies LLP
Niall is co-head of our Government and Business team and is part of Brodies' Government, Regulation and Competition practice. He gives both public and private sector clients advice in a broad range of areas including: environmental law, governance, defamation and reputation management, public law and statutory interpretation.
Niall is a solicitor advocate with extended rights of audience in the Court of Session and has extensive advocacy experience, regularly appearing in court for clients. He is also regularly instructed to manage significant pieces of litigation in the Court of Session including judicial reviews and statutory appeals primarily focusing on planning & environment, local government and education law.
Provided by Chambers
Niall McLean is a partner in the firm's risk, government and compliance team. He is noted in particular for his representation of corporations and public sector institutions in sensitive reputation management, social media and defamation matters.
Niall McLean regularly acts on contentious matters on behalf of local authorities. He has strength across a spectrum of matters, including sensitive employment disputes, investigations and housing litigation.
Niall McLean co-leads the education department at Brodies. He has experience dealing with clients across the educational landscape, including authorities, independent schools, higher and further education institutions, and professional bodies.
Provided by Chambers
He nailed it.
Niall was excellent at handling a very difficult and sensitive case.
We could not ask for better from Niall.
Niall is super, very knowledgeable and experienced in Scottish procedure, a specialist that understands case law and the nuances.
Niall is very supportive and has been excellent in understanding our business needs.
Niall has excellent practical knowhow and puts the client at ease. He manages and overviews matters so well too.
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