Eilidh Robertson

Partner

Rural - Land & Business

Phone

0131 656 5532

eilidhrobertson@lindsays.co.uk

Address

Caledonian Exchange 19A Canning Street Edinburgh EH3 8HE

About Eilidh

Eilidh is a Partner in our Rural-Land & Business team, based in Edinburgh

Eilidh advises estate owners, rural businesses, individuals and lenders on buying, selling and leasing rural property. She has experience in dealing with all aspects of rural property work ranging from crofts to landed estates, agricultural leasing and forestry transactions.

Expertise

Agriculture and Farming Landed Estates Rural Services Rural Disputes Services for Rural Businesses Renewable Energy

"Eilidh Robertson is a credit to Lindsays, she is professional, knowledgeable and provides sound advice. Our organisation holds Eilidh in high regard."
The Legal 500 UK

News & Insights

From the team

news

Landowners share concerns around tax and succession

Farmers and rural landowners are increasingly concerned about the impact of the forthcoming IHT changes and uncertainty about potential further measures to follow

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Succession in farming: Planning is not just about inheritance tax

In today’s Scotsman, Leanne Gordon encourages farming families and businesses to plan for the future - either to the next generation or new owners or tenants

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insights

Agricultural tenancies, succession and the growing impact of relinquishment

Succession is one of the biggest issues in agriculture and many farmers face significant decisions about their future

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The great escape - what to be aware of when looking for your rural retreat

Donald Towsey discusses five things to be aware of when buying rural property in Scotland – from water supply to roadworks

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New Senior Associate joins our Rural – Land & Business team

We are delighted to welcome Chloe Wales who joins our Rural – Land & Business team as a Senior Associate

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insights

Twenty years of Scotland’s right to roam: Key rules people need to know

Leanne Gordon explains that a better understanding of the rules could help reduce issues in the countryside ahead of the seasonal increase in countryside exploring

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