Andrew has been in practice since 1993, training with an Edinburgh firm of solicitors.  Before moving to practice in Inverness in 1998, he gained further experience in a general litigation firm in Perthshire.  

In 2003 Andrew started his own legal practice, where he focused on land related matters.  These include both contentious and non-contentious crofting and agricultural matters, general commercial work and land acquisition and sale. 

Andrew was born and brought up in Inverness and studied at both Aberdeen and Edinburgh Universities.

Rod specialises in Wills, Trusts & Executries and is involved in setting up trusts, advising on inheritance tax issues, arranging Powers of Attorney or where necessary Guardianships, preparing Wills and dealing with a wide range of executry issues. He also advises on legal issues relating to care of the elderly. He is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and also sits on the Council of the Scottish Law Agents Society.

Rod was brought up in the crofting community of Gairloch in Wester Ross before studying law at Edinburgh University. He trained with Guild & Guild in Edinburgh and then specialised in Wills, Trusts and Executries with one of Edinburgh’s biggest firms before moving back to the Highlands in 2001.

Originally from the central belt of Scotland, Murray graduated from Aberdeen University in 1994.  He trained with a well known firm in the north east of Scotland, and remained with that firm latterly running one of their branch offices, before moving to Inverness in 2001.

Murray has experience of dealing with a wide variety of disputes, ranging from commercial debt recovery, personal injury claims, professional and medical negligence claims, all aspects of separation and divorce, fatal accident inquiries, employment, and of particular relevance to Murchison Law, cases concerning property and land, landlord and tenant, and agricultural and crofting cases in the Scottish Land Court.

When not at work Murray likes to spend time with his growing family and in the activities of Hilton Parish Church.  He is a former chairman of the Lawyers Christian Fellowship in Scotland.