James Maclaren

1866–1926 (age 60)

Biography

James Maclaren (1866–1926) was a Scottish barrister whose legal career contributed to the Scottish legal profession during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He practiced law during a period of significant legal and social development.

Maclaren's work in the legal profession reflected the high standards and rigorous training characteristic of Scottish advocates. He participated in the administration of justice during an important era in Scottish legal history.

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