Senior Partner since 1996, Colin Liddell qualified as a solicitor in 1979, having been educated at Cargilfield School and Fettes College in Edinburgh and having taken law degrees at both Oxford and Edinburgh Universities.
Whilst providing a general legal service, Colin concentrates upon charities (national, regional and local), community groups, investment management, agricultural law and estate factoring. Colin is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in Charity Law.
Author of Pitlochry: Heritage of a Highland District (1993) and of Pitlochry: A History (2008), Colin is a third generation partner in the firm (following on from grandfather Buckham Liddell and father Donald, as well as uncle Hamish) and has a deep interest in the welfare of Highland Perthshire.
Colin lectures regularly on Charity Law topics and about local history (especially relating to Highland Perthshire and Wade’s Roads).
Colin was Founder Chairman of the Pitlochry & District Tourism Management Programme and the Pitlochry Civic Trust, and is now Chairman of Pitlochry Highland Games and of Aberfeldy Highland Ball and Vice-Chairman of Pitlochry Festival Theatre. He is also a Trustee of the Scottish Community Foundation (amongst other organisations). Colin is commentator at the Pitlochry Highland Games (and Stonehaven Harbour Day) and is Patron of the Moulin and Pitlochry History Circle. He enjoys skiing, cycling and walking the hills.
