Insights 10 January 2025
Can charity trustees be protected as whistleblowers?
Katherine Irvine highlights a landmark EAT decision that could extend whistleblowing protections to charity trustees
Insights 6 January 2025
Why you shouldn’t let your separation play out on social media
Family lawyers Paige Burton and Philippa Abernethy offer tips on avoiding social media disputes during separation to protect children and promote positive outcomes
News 3 January 2025
Lindsays nears £200m in home sales, as settled market benefits deals
Maurice Allan looks ahead to 2025 with Lindsays on track to exceed £200 million in home sales, supported by more stable conditions
Insights 18 December 2024
Empowering your future: Why a Power of Attorney is the ultimate safeguard
Caitlin Connolly highlights the importance of a Power of Attorney to avoid costly court battles, as seen in a recent Scottish court case
Insights 16 December 2024
What’s the best gift for charity trustees this Christmas? More support
Helen Kidd calls for charity trustees to be gifted strong governance tools this Christmas, to help them thrive despite challenging times
News 12 December 2024
Welcome to Clair Cranston, our new Senior Associate joining our Family Law team
We are thrilled to welcome Clair Cranston, specialist in Family and Child Law, as our new Senior Associate working across Perthshire and Tayside
News 6 December 2024
Sexual harassment risk rises for employers at Christmas parties
Daniel Gorry warns that employers are now legally responsible for preventing sexual harassment at work-related events, including Christmas parties
News 5 December 2024
Employment Rights Bill: understanding day one unfair dismissal rights
Carla Codona examines the government’s plan to make unfair dismissal a "day one" right by removing the two-year qualifying period
News 3 December 2024
Powers of Attorney – you’re never too young
A PoA should be put in place sooner rather than later - it’s time to change the perception that they are only for the elderly
