Insights 15 November 2019
Tenants should be careful about withholding rent for a landlord’s failures as they could fall foul of the court if they don’t follow correct procedures
Insights 13 November 2019
Christine Jamieson, Paralegal in our Employment team, discusses a case which considers whether employee’s privacy rights were breached
Insights 1 November 2019
When parents are making arrangements for children after separation or divorce, the legal system expects certain levels of behaviour from them. It’s advice worth heeding
Insights 6 September 2019
Christine Jamieson discusses a case which considers whether the use of WhatsApp messages during disciplinary proceedings was a breach of right to privacy
Insights 9 August 2019
If you are considering purchasing a croft, be aware that your property may be restricted by the crofting regime and take advice to ensure you understand the associated duties
Insights 1 August 2019
Christine Jamieson, Paralegal in our Employment team, warns employers that covert recordings could be admissible in Employment tribunals
Insights 17 July 2019
If you are a parent-to-be or are already a parent, it’s worth doing some simple legal planning for the future
Insights 11 July 2019
If you are contemplating renting out an existing property, or are considering purchasing a property for short-term letting, there are many issues which you should be aware of
Insights 28 June 2019
Whether you’re looking at succession planning or for a way to boost business performance, employee ownership could be a good option for your business
Insights 27 June 2019
The law in Scotland prioritises ‘fairness’ but this may not mean what you think
Insights 26 June 2019
Sandy Lamb urges you to consider what could happen to your family and home should the unforeseen happen and you don't have an up-to-date Will in place
Insights 20 June 2019
Amy Gordon, Solicitor in our Employment team explains how employers should handle flexible working requests
