News 21 February 2019
We are delighted to welcome Vhari Selfridge to Lindsays
The growth of our Residential Property team continues with the appointment of Vhari Selfridge who joins our team in Edinburgh, as a Director
News 15 February 2019
Freedom of expression in the world of higher education
The recent EHRC guide aims to clarify the law to reduce conflict where people find their views are clashing
News 7 March 2019
Two-time Olympian, Eilish McColgan, back in Dundee
Our sponsored athlete, Eilish Mccolgan took part in a Q&A session with our Chief Operating Officer and Chairman of scottishathletics, Ian Beattie in D...
News 7 March 2019
Lindsays in The Herald: Expansive law firm lays ground to hit £20m turnover target
Alasdair Cummings, our Managing Partner, spoke to The Herald explaining that when he took over as managing partner of Lindsays in 2011 he had one main...
Insights 8 March 2019
Recovering possession when private tenants abandon the property
The options open to private landlords to recover possession of their property when a tenant no longer stays there differ dependent on the type of tenancy in place
News 11 March 2019
Non-execs must be aware of insolvency risks
Non-executive directors are increasingly finding themselves on the receiving end of insolvency litigation. Brent Haywood explains why it's essential t...
News 12 March 2019
New legislation means an important year ahead for charities
Alastair Keatinge, Partner and Head of our Charity Law team discusses the changes to Scottish charity law and highlights the newly launched Governance Code
News 11 March 2019
Employers can take pro-active steps to plan for Brexit
Businesses are urged to plan for staff who are EU nationals both to support existing staff and to meet their obligations regarding right to work checks
Insights 1 November 2013
Charity law needs to be in perfect working order
We all benefit if charities are well run. The sector could see significant change following the Scottish Government's new proposals on how charities are regulated
