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Overseas property entities must register ownership to avoid penalties

Property and landowners warned that sizable penalties could quickly rack up for breaches linked to Register of Overseas Entities as new powers come into force

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Can an employer pay holiday on termination at a lower rate than entitlements?

In this recent case the EAT offers an explanation for calculating absence and holiday pay which should help remove some of the complexity involved in certain…

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Buying your ‘DreamHouse’? Why a Will should be at the top of your to-do list

If you are about to take the plunge into the Real World like Barbie and Ken and purchasing your DreamHouse together, be aware of some the misconceptions…

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Underpayment of the National Minimum Wage

Kate Wyatt discusses the recent enforcement action for breaches of National Minimum Wage rules.

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Trust in our trustees - and give them the tools to do the job

Helen Kidd explains why it is important to ensure our charities trustees are properly equipped to understand and do the many things asked of them.

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Employing a little sense can prevent workplace gripes from escalating

Staying cool is key when managing staff tension and talking informally could save a lot of time, expense and stress in the long run, whatever the size of…

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Spy Kids: Challenging a Will on the grounds of undue influence

Although it can be difficult to gather evidence to prove undue influence, it is worth seeking legal advice as soon as you have any concerns.

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New lending law is good news for Scottish business

Gavin Buchan says that the Moveable Transactions Bill making it easier to borrow against moveable assets is good news for the economy.

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Detriment and dismissal claims related to a return to work during the pandemic

Refusing work requires a reasonable belief in "serious and imminent" danger. Taking strong safety measures helps employers defend against such claims.

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