Insights 3 January 2022
TV drama Succession’s shock storyline highlights the need to make (or change) a Will
The show’s legacy plot could prompt people to consider who should benefit from the Wills and even lead to more Scots deciding to leave something to charity
Insights 19 January 2022
Rural housing: an option for diversification?
Creative and collaborate solutions are emerging to address the pressure on rural housing in Scotland as landowners, developers and other key stakehold...
News 21 January 2022
New Banking lawyer is welcomed to our Commercial Property team
We are delighted to welcome solicitor Aziz Yasin, who joins our Commercial Property team providing Banking and Finance services to our clients
News 25 January 2022
Congratulations to Ian Beattie as he receives his MBE
Our Chief Operating Officer, Ian Beattie was proud to be presented his MBE from the Princess Royal in Edinburgh last week
News 26 January 2022
Employers must realise that the menopause matters to them
In today’s Herald Kate Wyatt, Employment Partner, suggests that employers focus on changing attitudes in the workplace to deal with menopause-related matters
News 31 January 2022
Businesses assisted by sickness self-certification rule change
Rules on seven-day self-certification for staff sickness absences are back in force for Scottish businesses
News 4 February 2022
Eilish’s goals stretch out ahead in a marathon-type career rather than a sprint
Facing three major championships this year and with longer distances races drawing her in, Eilish’s passion for athletics just gets stronger
Insights 7 February 2022
Sense and sensitivity are key to tackling hybrid working challenges
Returning to the office will take time to readjust to with hybrid working being the new norm.
Insights 28 January 2022
Trust and cooperation: aspiration or obligation – meeting the standards of contract phrasing
A recent case at the Inner House highlights the difference that wording can make in a commercial agreement when conduct falls short
