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During these extraordinary times, we want to inform you of the actions we are taking to minimise the disruption to the work we are doing for our clien...

We are delighted to welcome Nahdean to our residential estate agency team in her role as Property Manager

Whether employment issues arise due to or despite the current covid-19 induced circumstances, recently published ACAS guidance provides pointers on managing proceedings fairly

Company directors are faced with navigating new and unexpected difficulties in the day to day running of business, bringing to light some of the quest...

The quick transition to homeworking has presented significant challenges for many businesses, not least ensuring employees are aware of data protection responsibilities

In addition to the questionable haircuts being created in lockdown, time for life administration may have led some to consider a DIY Will but there are pitfalls

David Rose joins Lindsays as a Partner in the Commercial Property team and his expertise will broaden the services we provide to SMEs

The Job Retention Scheme (furlough leave) has been extended from the end of June and will remain in place – with some changes - until the end of October 2020

Charities which receive public funding for their work should not be afraid of putting staff on furlough as they try to cope with coronavirus and avoid making staff redundant

As we acclimatise to lockdown the courts have recently issued updated guidance on how certain business can now proceed and on what basis you can see to do so

The guidance to stop all non-essential building work in Scotland during coronavirus pandemic is not an outright ban, according to Andrew Boccoli

Ben Doherty explains that when dealing with staff issues caused by coronavirus, it's often about making the right human decision rather than the right Human Resource decision

Charities could expose themselves to avoidable legal risk if they hold virtual annual general meetings when their constitutions do not allow for them

We are delighted to welcome Katherine McAlpine and Rhian Griffiths as they join our Dispute Resolution & Litigation and Commercial Property teams respectively