Blog Post Blog Post The Dangers of DIY Wills 7 September 2022 Graeme Dickson Private Client The last two and a half years have had many challenges and throughout we have continued to be very busy helping clients who are looking to…
Blog Post Blog Post Scotland v England & Wales – Giggs trial puts criminal procedure in the spotlight 1 September 2022 Baktosch Gillan Claims & Disputes The jury in the trial of former Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs has been discharged after failing to reach verdicts on charges of…
Blog Post Blog Post Are business owners neglecting their personal affairs? 1 September 2022 Chris Gardiner Private Client When running a business on a day to day basis, the primary focus is working towards the goals set for the year. Whilst business owners…
Blog Post Blog Post How the Dundee and Tayside property market is shaping up in 2022. 31 August 2022 Derek Petrie Firm News, Property The residential property market in Tayside and Fife has continued to perform strongly in the first six months of this year. Local estate…
Press Release Press Release Thorntons makes history with 17th century Dundee castle for sale 30 August 2022 Firm News, Property A rare opportunity to acquire an A-listed 17th century castle with links to some of Scotland’s most renowned royals is being offered by…
Blog Post Blog Post How a change in circumstances can affect your Will 28 August 2022 Graeme Dickson Private Client It would be a huge understatement to say we have lived through a few turbulent years. For many, their lives have changed radically; some…
Blog Post Blog Post Practical advice if you’re faced with a family bereavement 26 August 2022 Private Client Unfortunately many of us, at some point in time, will find ourselves with the responsibility of dealing with someone’s estate. …
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Managing and Calculating Holiday Pay for Atypical workers. 25 August 2022 Noele McClelland Employment A worker’s right to minimum paid annual leave is clearly set out in the Working Time Regulations 1998. Whilst the amount of leave…
Blog Post Blog Post Don’t get your fingers burned: follow the Muirburn Code 25 August 2022 Zoe Irving Land and Rural Business A highland Crofter who was recently convicted of Muirburn offences, caused damage to eight acres of land because he did not take due care…
Blog Post Blog Post Data Protection and Digital Information Bill 22 August 2022 Loretta Maxfield Data Protection & GDPR The UK Government introduced to Parliament the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill on 18 July 2022. The Bill is the UK’s first…
Blog Post Blog Post Scale-up Visas: A new immigration route 22 August 2022 Employment, Immigration The Scale-up Visa route comes into force today on 22 August 2022. The Scale-up Visa is a key visa route in the Home Office Plan for Growth…
Blog Post Blog Post Why parents should make a Will 17 August 2022 Hannah Dossett Private Client A common worry for many parents is who will look after their children in the event of their untimely passing. Statistics published by the…
Blog Post Blog Post The Cost of Living Crisis – Advice for Employers 10 August 2022 Noele McClelland Employment Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), hit 9.4% in the year to June – the highest level for 40 years, in the face of…
Blog Post Blog Post Tweet in haste, repent at leisure - new Scots law of defamation comes into effect 9 August 2022 Baktosch Gillan Claims & Disputes Hot on the heels of the Wagatha Christie saga which brought defamation arising from social media into the minds of many, new legislation…
Blog Post Blog Post Working Time Holidays and Atypical Workers: the challenges following Harpur Trust v Brazel 4 August 2022 Noele McClelland Employment At the end of July, the Supreme Court issued its decision in a case concerning the entitlement to annual leave, and pay for that leave,…
Blog Post Blog Post Brain injury in rugby: Legal actions must prompt actual action to protect players 4 August 2022 Daniel McGinn Personal Injury I previously commented on legal claims brought by former professional rugby players, including former Wales Captain Ryan Jones and former…
Blog Post Blog Post Zero hours’ contracts: on the fringe of acceptability? 2 August 2022 Chris Phillips Employment Zero-hour contracts, sometimes also known as casual contracts are typically used where an employer needs flexibility to meet short term…
Blog Post Blog Post Training Contracts at Thorntons 29 July 2022 Firm News At Thorntons, we know that applying for Training Contracts can be a lengthy and sometimes stressful process but we feel that the…
Blog Post Blog Post How to avoid copyright infringement 29 July 2022 Katy Dow Intellectual Property The expanse of the internet is a treasure trove of data, photos, information and much more. The use of this readily available information…
Blog Post Blog Post Market Research vs Direct Marketing – Understanding the regulations and your organisations responsibilities. 29 July 2022 Data Protection & GDPR Market research is a useful method used by organisations to collect information from individuals about their needs and preferences.…
Blog Post Blog Post The Great Resignation: How to retain good employees 27 July 2022 Debbie Fellows Employment The Great Resignation is the term used to describe the ongoing trend in which large number of employees are changing jobs. Possible causes…