Ambitious plans for a new online television show featuring Edinburgh locals receiving live on-air legal advice look to have been abandoned after a firm led by the brother of singing star Susan Boyle backing the project was closed down.
Viewers of Crowd-Law TV were able to pay an £85 a year subscription for the right to call a panel of experts based in the vacant old Royal High School as part of the ‘innovative’ Judge Rinder-esque experience promoted by SuBo’s sibling Gerry.
Mr Boyle claimed the broadcast would “disrupt the legal sector like never before” prior to the stream launching in 2019 after signing up a host of big name firms to appear as pundits.
