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News 28 April 2020
The future viability of windfarms will depend on a streamlining of the process and co-operation at all levels to get renewable projects back on track
News 23 April 2020
UK Treasury’s announcement of support for early stage companies is welcome by businesses largely excluded from previous Government assistance
News 23 April 2020
The current lockdown affects both tenants and landlords so it’s crucial they work together to resolve issues according to Alan McLaren in the Herald (23 April 2020)
News 20 April 2020
Legislation and Government guidance now limits peoples’ ability to leave home during the lockdown and as such significantly impacts on those relying o...
News 15 April 2020
We are delighted to announce the promotion of five lawyers from our Personal Injury, Commercial Property, Private Client, Residential Property and Rural Services teams
News 15 April 2020
John Bett, Head of Dispute Resolution and Litigation, discusses why having a caveat in place could prove critical for the survival of some businesses
News 14 April 2020
Featuring in Third Force News, Alastair Keatinge and David Dunsire warn that whilst this will come as a relief to many, the money won't provide a quic...
News 11 April 2020
Alison McKee, Head of our Family team, warns that Scottish couples cohabitating earlier than planned due to lockdown could be leaving themselves open ...
News 8 April 2020
The Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 (CSA) is now in force and introduces interim measures and powers on devolved areas. This legislation and the gener...
News 6 April 2020
The UK Government has announced that it is introducing measures to help companies and directors having to make decisions about insolvency
News 6 April 2020
Guidance on how private landlords should deal with rent and terminating tenancies following the introduction of The Coronavirus (Scotland) Act
News 6 April 2020
Scottish and UK ministers emphasise that support services remain open and domestic abuse should still be reported
