News 19 May 2021
Land and countryside access: FAQs as lockdown restrictions ease
Some guidance for landowners and the public on questions regarding access and activity that is permitted in the countryside
Insights 28 May 2021
The new Scots law of defamation in 2021
On 21 April 2021 the old common law of defamation in Scotland was replaced by the Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Act 2021 bringing th...
News 3 June 2021
The right to disconnect – time to make it formal?
Kate Wyatt, Employment Partner, discusses the ‘right to disconnect’ and explores whether it is on the cards for workers
News 1 June 2021
Double appointment news as Alex McNeill and Natasha Vials join our property teams
The growth of our property teams offering legal expertise to home buyers and sellers continues with appointments in residential property in Edinburgh and Dundee
News 7 June 2021
Wills warning: Action needed to help diffuse digital timebomb
Caroline Fraser, Partner in our Private Client team, fears millions of pounds - and precious memories - could be lost unless people start protecting t...
Insights 11 June 2021
Employers risk criminal and civil penalties if they commit furlough fraud
The Government is cracking down on employers who are erroneously or fraudulently claiming money from the furlough scheme
News 14 June 2021
Lindsays in The Herald - Business still in the post at ‘resilient’ Scottish law firm
Alasdair Cummings, our Managing Partner, spoke with The Herald sharing his reflections on the impact of the pandemic on life at Lindsays
News 18 June 2021
Marriage or Civil Partnership? The choice is now yours
On 1 June 2021 the law changed and all couples now have the same choices available when deciding on a legally recognised relationship
News 28 June 2021
The importance of the court ruling on the ‘twa kingdoms’ should not be overlooked
Brent Haywood discusses the significance of the court ruling which struck down the ban on public worship during the pandemic - this article featured i...
