The latest from Lindsays

Lynsey Kerr, Partner in our Private Client team explains why having a Powers of Attorney (PoA) in place will help safeguard your business

The new Insolvency Rules bring the first significant changes to the sector for over 30 years and although positive, they do require particular conside...

You may think that prenups are just for the rich or famous, but this isn’t the case at all. With the wedding and civil partnership season just ahead o...

A recent case offers guidance on points that may affect landowners’ negotiations and contracts with telecoms operators, most notably on the way rents ...

Keeping up to date and compliant with new rules in this fast changing and strictly regulated sector will help you avoid disputes

Now in its 25th year, the Scottish Paralegal Association (SPA) actively promotes the profession in the industry and represents the interests of Paralegals across Scotland

Employers should be aware of the new employment law changes which have come into effect in April 2019

Brent Haywood successfully demonstrated that a group was unlawfully refused affiliation by the Students’ Representative Council without the need for a court case

After another strong year, we are pleased to announce the latest round of promotions and re-elections

Christopher Meaden, a Solicitor in our Employment team, discusses a recent case which considers when employers should make reasonable adjustments to employee working hours

Private Client Partner, Sandy Lamb, discusses the complex issues regarding adults with incapacity in the latest issue of Scottish Policy Now

Buying rural property in Scotland can take first time buyers and urban homeowners into unfamiliar territory – including issues from private water supplies to unadopted roads