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Weekend of centenary celebrations in aid of St Andrews Legacy
To commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the First World War ending, St Andrews Legacy are hosting a…
Posted on 25th September 2018
Dealing with your affairs after a diagnosis of Dementia.
September is World Alzheimers month, with 21st September being globally recognised as the day in which Alzheimers…
Posted on 20th September 2018
Wheelie-good support from sponsors Thorntons
A team of five from legal firm Thorntons is gearing up to take part in the Abertay University Tour de Tay…
Posted on 19th September 2018
Controversial European Copyright Directive Given the Vote of Approval
Changes to European copyright laws could significantly affect how news is presented to us online. On 12 September the…
Posted on 19th September 2018
Thorntons pledges support to Malawi cycle
Thorntons Solicitors in Edinburgh has pledged its support to charity 500 Miles and a team of 20 who will…
Posted on 14th September 2018
Family law expertise grows at Thorntons in Cupar
Thorntons are pleased to announce the appointment of …
Posted on 12th September 2018
Leading law firm recruits eleven new trainees
Eleven trainee solicitors have started their two-year traineeship with leading Scottish law firm Thorntons which…
Posted on 11th September 2018
Employers chance to stay on top of employment law
Whether it’s the importance of clearly worded contracts, knowing how to bring them to an end correctly,…
Posted on 7th September 2018
Thorntons starts taking calls as it launches Charity Wills Month
Getting on the property ladder, starting a new career or having children are all key life milestones, but…
Posted on 5th September 2018
Phrases used in contract negotiations and what they mean.
Following my blog last week - What…
Posted on 5th September 2018
Why is having a Will so important?
As the sad news was unfolding of the death of Aretha Franklin, the private client solicitor in me did wonder might…
Posted on 29th August 2018
Compulsory Purchase: what happens when land is surplus to requirements?
Compulsory Purchase is the legal process which allows, in some circumstances, privately owned property to be…
Posted on 29th August 2018
What to look out for in contract negotiations
I thought I’d do a series of blogs with some reflections on points that are often made in contract negotiations. They…
Posted on 28th August 2018
Cryptocurrency - Inheritance of my ‘Wallet’
Scotland has its own digital currency (the Scotcoin – which was launched back in 2013), and given the increasing awareness…
Posted on 28th August 2018
Rural Diversification into Food and Drink
The difficulties caused by the recent weather have highlighted the fact that farming businesses are often at the mercy of the elements…
Posted on 28th August 2018
The Growth of Fintech in Scotland
The development of a dynamic relationship between the traditional banking sector in Scotland and the emerging fintech…
Posted on 28th August 2018
Can a text message be a valid Will?
This week, a French Court in the city of Metz ruled that a text message could not be regarded as a valid Will.…
Posted on 22nd August 2018
Dundee rugby legend David Leslie has award named in his honour
The Local International Sports Personality award at…
Posted on 20th August 2018
GDPR Three months on.
It has been little under 3 months since ‘GDPR Day’. The media hype has certainly quietened down and with it the barrage of…
Posted on 20th August 2018
Prevention better than cure
Spare a thought for safety this Injury Prevention Day as our children return to school and nursery.…
Posted on 15th August 2018