Levy & McRae began life in Glasgow in 1873. Originally Dickie & Symons, a firm of 'Writers', the firm was bought by Abraham Levy in 1918 before becoming Levy & McRae in 1949 when William McRae joined as a partner and for the first time called themselves 'Solicitors' rather than 'Writers'.
Levy & McRae has established its reputation as one of the country's top law firms through its dignified and effective handling of a number of high profile incidents, as well as private, sensitive cases. It was asked to represent the families in the aftermath of the Dunblane tragedy and the Stockline Plastics explosion and it remains at the core of all aviation cases in Scotland: Lockerbie, Chinook Crash in Mull of Kintyre, the Glasgow Air Crash, Libyan Air Crash and the F15 fighter crash in the Highlands.
Its specialist knowledge of media law has seen the firm rated by the Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession as the premier firm in Scotland for defamation cases, and it now represents many of the biggest names in media.
With a strong commitment to excellence and to achieving success by defining goals, it is dedicated to representing its clients and reaching these goals.
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