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Solicitor and Notary Public. Founder and CEO of Inksters Solicitors. Inksters is the foremost fee-sharing law firm in Scotland with by far the largest number of consultant solicitors and the greatest geographical reach. Working with Inksters as a Freelance Consultant gives you more of the fees you generate; complete freedom of how, where and when you work; and allows you to focus on doing the legal work you really love to do. Plug & Play Law Inksters have developed a ‘plug and play law’ model where senior lawyers can work as a collective, with enhanced technology and back-office support. Where a hub-and-spoke model exists with a back office ‘hub’ (in Glasgow) and ‘spokes’ elsewhere (currently in Aberdeen, Dunkeld, Edinburgh, Forfar, Inverness, Lerwick, Linlithgow, Portree, Renfrew, Thurso and Wick). Award Winning Inksters won both the Scottish and the UK Self-employed / Sole Trader of the Year Award from the Federation of Small Businesses in 2022 for their model that allows sole traders to flourish under their umbrella. Nine Benefits of being a Consultant Solicitor at Inksters Inksters’ Plug & Play Law model gives you nine benefits as a self-employed consultant in a fee-sharing law firm compared to setting up on your own or with others or, indeed, being employed by or in partnership with other solicitors. You:- 1. Can just do law 2. Have complete flexibility on your own terms 3. Get the reward for what you do via a fee-share 4. Reduce your costs 5. Get all the benefits that a larger organisation can offer 6. Become part of an award winning law firm 7. Have access to a diverse range of clients 8. Have the best technology to assist you 9. Get Brian Inkster Whilst Inksters is a full service law firm, Brian Inkster personally specialises in Crofting Law (author of 'A Practical Guide to Crofting Law'), Servitudes (acted for the successful party in the House of Lords case Moncrieff -v- Jamieson) and Property Law. Professional interest: Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Regulation, Technology and Social Responsibility in relation to running a law firm. Mitch Kowalski in his book, ‘The Great Legal Reformation: Notes from the Field‘, wrote:- “Brian Inkster reminds me of what Elvis Costello would look like if he had become a lawyer: Inkster has an understated, new-wave coolness about him that fits nicely with his role as a legal entrepreneur—and he does kind of look like Elvis Costello in his prime. Kind of.”