Landlords and the law: Top 3 tips for managing your legal duties
Clear records, careful handling of access and the right tenancy notices can help landlords manage their legal duties and reduce the risk of disputes
With Scotland’s legal landscape constantly evolving, we believe in keeping you up to date with the latest legal developments, insights, and firm news that may affect you, your family, or your business.
The decision of a tribunal was found to be wrong by the EAT for striking out a claim for unfair dismissal following a voluntary redundancy request.
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Continuing our longstanding support of SAMH
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Charities should ensure they have their houses in order to be in the strongest position to face the post-pandemic world.
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Have attitudes in the workplace evolved or are they stuck in a premillennial 1990’s time warp? A Tribunal case suggests that in some workplaces, it is the…
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Harriet Waters explains the changes to HRMC’s Trust Registration Service and Registers of Scotland’s new Register of Persons Holding a Controlled…
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We are pleased to welcome two new lawyers who recently joined our Residential Conveyancing teams in Glasgow and Dundee.
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Featuring in today’s Scotsman (11 May 2022) highlighting the need for an overhaul of property taxes to reduce the impact of additional charges on Scotland’s
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Before pursuing a court action it’s not only worth considering the costs involved but also doing your research into the other side’s financial circumstances
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A growing number of families may be risking tax bills when they support grown-up children financial during the current cost of living crisis
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