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New law set to unlock cross-border investment for Scottish businesses

The Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act allows businesses to secure loans against assets like machinery, IP, and shares while keeping them.

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Business and relationships - stay alert for red flags

In Scotland, business assets owned before marriage can become "matrimonial property" if their structure changes, making them subject to a 50/50 split.

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Important travel advice for UK entry with the new eVisa system

The UK immigration system is now fully digital. Non-British/Irish nationals must use a digital eVisa and linked passport to travel and work.

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Volunteers, the law, and what it's wise for charities to consider

Volunteers may lack legal rights, but clear support and fair treatment remain essential - for their sake and the charity’s

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Clear road ahead: Employee ownership is a good route for many businesses

A growing number of business owners think employee ownership is the best direction of travel. Nick Howie explains more in the latest issue of Lindsays Life.

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Prepare for Budget aftershocks - IHT changes affecting younger families and couples

Pension changes announced in the 2024 UK Budget could affect younger families more than they expect. Doran Mitchell explains more in the latest issue of…

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Agricultural tenancies, succession and the growing impact of relinquishment

Succession is one of the biggest issues in agriculture and many farmers face significant decisions about their future.

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What is a personal injury trust?

A Personal Injury Trust ring-fences compensation so it is legally disregarded by the DWP and local authorities. Setting one up within 12 months of your first payment is essential to maintaining means-tested benefits.

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Retail lease law change would clear up confusion for tenants and landlords

The Scottish Law Commission has recommended the full repeal of the Tenancy of Shops (Scotland) Act 1949.

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