News 17 June 2021

The point of return: Questions that businesses and charities must ask building landlords
The point of return: Questions that businesses and charities must ask building landlords

Partner, Kenny Gray highlights some practical points for business tenants to consider when planning how workplaces will operate when staff return

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News 16 June 2021

Fourth year supporting Dare Academy; the competition for video game start-ups
Fourth year supporting Dare Academy; the competition for video game start-ups

We’re proud to offer funding and mentorship to those taking part in Abertay University’s Dare Academy

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News 15 June 2021

Employee Ownership webinar - Tuesday 22 June 2021
Employee Ownership webinar - Tuesday 22 June 2021

Ahead of EO Day 2021 on Friday (25 June), we are working with the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce to offer SMEs this free webinar to explain why employee ...

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News 14 June 2021

Lindsays in The Herald - Business still in the post at ‘resilient’ Scottish law firm
Lindsays in The Herald - Business still in the post at ‘resilient’ Scottish law firm

Alasdair Cummings, our Managing Partner, spoke with The Herald sharing his reflections on the impact of the pandemic on life at Lindsays

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News 7 June 2021

Wills warning: Action needed to help diffuse digital timebomb
Wills warning: Action needed to help diffuse digital timebomb

Caroline Fraser, Partner in our Private Client team, fears millions of pounds - and precious memories - could be lost unless people start protecting t...

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News 3 June 2021

The right to disconnect – time to make it formal?
The right to disconnect – time to make it formal?

Kate Wyatt, Employment Partner, discusses the ‘right to disconnect’ and explores whether it is on the cards for workers

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News 1 June 2021

Double appointment news as Alex McNeill and Natasha Vials join our property teams

Double appointment news as Alex McNeill and Natasha Vials join our property teams

The growth of our property teams offering legal expertise to home buyers and sellers continues with appointments in residential property in Edinburgh and Dundee

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News 24 May 2021

A warm welcome to our new litigation and dispute resolution Solicitor
A warm welcome to our new litigation and dispute resolution Solicitor

Mike Piggot joins our team in Dundee, enhancing our ability to deliver commercial dispute resolution and litigation services to our new and existing clients

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News 21 May 2021

Employers “between a rock and a hard place” on post-Brexit EU worker right to work rules

Employers “between a rock and a hard place” on post-Brexit EU worker right to work rules

Kate Wyatt advises employers to conduct an audit of their workforce to ensure right to work checks are fit for purpose - this article featured with Insider on Friday 21 May

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News 19 May 2021

Land and countryside access: FAQs as lockdown restrictions ease
Land and countryside access: FAQs as lockdown restrictions ease

Some guidance for landowners and the public on questions regarding access and activity that is permitted in the countryside

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News 13 May 2021

Charity trustees should not be afraid of acting in good faith
Charity trustees should not be afraid of acting in good faith

Alastair Keatinge discusses a recent case which provides useful legal lessons for trustees managing third-sector organisations

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News 12 May 2021

Eilish intends to ride the momentum of her pre-summer season training success
Eilish intends to ride the momentum of her pre-summer season training success

As the athletics summer season takes shape Eilish has used her extended USA training spell to build speed and continue making incremental improvements to her form

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