Insights 9 April 2018
Good intentions can produce flawed law
Scrutiny by experts is needed before passing legislation near impossible to enforce, says Brent Haywood in our article featured in today’s Scotsman (Monday 9 April 2018)
News 13 April 2018
Ready to enjoy some sunshine in the property market?
Spring came early to the property market this year. Buyers and sellers are feeling the warmth, and a good conveyancing solicitor could set you up nicely for a summer move
News 16 April 2018
We are delighted to announce six-strong promotion round
We are delighted to announce six promotions reflecting our strategy of developing our services across all key practice areas and recognising talent within the business
News 17 April 2018
Ian Beattie’s eight reflections on the Games down under
Ian Beattie, in his role as Chairman of Scottish Athletics, attended the Commonwealth Games and in this blog he reflects on his experience and the performances
Insights 19 April 2018
Things to consider when selling your healthcare business
We have extensive experience in the sale of healthcare businesses from dental practices to nurseries and there are a number of factors that should be considered
Insights 24 April 2018
Charities must tackle vulnerability to fraud – it could be you next!
Our Head of Charity and Social Enterprises, Alastair Keatinge suggests how charities can deal with the tide of attempts to defraud them
News 25 April 2018
Supporting secondary school students in the Debate Mate Cup
We are delighted to be sponsoring the Debate Mate Cup in Glasgow at the Royal Faculty of Procurators
Insights 26 April 2018
Beware of underpaying NMW due to staff uniform costs
Employers should be aware that National Minimum Wages must account for the cost of uniforms they require their workers to buy for the job
Insights 1 May 2018
Are the rights of agency staff and directly recruited workers different?
Not according to the EAT and employers who use agency workers should check the terms of their contracts of employment
