The latest from Lindsays

Christine Jamieson discusses a case which considers whether the use of WhatsApp messages during disciplinary proceedings was a breach of right to privacy

Alastair Keatinge explains why charities' membership models (or lack of them) may be damaging their sustainability

From her ‘mighty’ support team to her fellow Scottish athletes, Eilish confirms that having the right people around her keeps her balanced

Lindsays team in Dundee have been involved in a variety of fundraising activities raising £6000 for the charity

Andrew Diamond discusses the effect of ‘subject to sale’ purchases on the Property market in The Scotsman on Thursday 29 August

The recent decision in the case of Our Generation Limited v Aberdeen City Council highlights the issue regarding the validity of a notice in a commercial contract

Morag Yellowlees discusses the complexities of modern families when it comes to the person named as Executor in your Will in The Scotsman on Monday 26 August

Legal confrontations make great TV viewing, but they rarely produce the best outcomes in real life. For most people, it’s better to look at other legal approaches to divorce

Fiona Linklater, Director in our Commercial Property team assisted corporate advisers HNH Group with its office lease in Edinburgh

Nina Taylor discusses the importance of drawing up a cohabitation agreement and urges couples living together to consider what rights they have in the event of separation

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

A complicated case sees a remarkable court decision in favour of the telecoms operator which will have important implications for other sites