Dental Practice Sales – 5 simple steps to a successful sale
Selling your dental practice is a major milestone in your life, regardless of whether it is being done to allow you to reap the benefit of…
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ICO invites views on controversial “Consent or Pay” model
On 6 March 2024, the ICO launched a consultation inviting organisations and other stakeholders such as advertisers, academia and publishers…
Moving to Scotland from the US. British Citizenship and Visa options for US citizens with Scottish Ancestry
Key things that US citizens looking to relocate to Scotland need to know when checking their Scottish ancestry, British Citizenship and…
Neurodiversity in the workplace: how to support neurodivergent staff
The term ‘neurodiversity’ was coined by Australian sociologist Judy Singer in the 1990s and it recognises that variations in brain function…
Spring Budget 2024; What do I need to Know?
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, delivered the UK Spring Budget in March 2024 and he announced several significant tax, benefits and savings…
Is your land suitable for a wind farm and battery storage project?
The last nine months has seen a huge increase in the number of inquiries made to farmers and rural land owners from developers seeking to…
What Is Kinship Care?
By definition your kin is a relative or family member. This week in Scotland, it is Kinship Care Week. This legal insight highlights the…
Key Changes to Care Worker Visas
Since the publication on 19 February 2024 of the Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules we’ve received many enquiries about the…
ICO and Cookie Compliance
Following the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) statement on the use of online cookies, it is evident that the ICO are turning…
National Careers Week | Graduate Visa Requirements and Tips for Employers
National Careers Week is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. The aim is to provide a focus for…
Food, Drink and Trade Mark Infringements
Food and drink brands make up the largest manufacturing sector in Scotland. The importance of trade marks and brand protection is therefore…
Whatsapp’s Unpacked: Learnings for the Public Sector from the UK Covid Inquiry
How the government's communication during the pandemic is being exposed and what public sector bodies should be considering. This is…
New cladding legislation to enhance building safety in Scotland
New legislation to help tackle unsafe property cladding has been introduced by the Scottish Parliament and is expected to become law within…
What is a Note of Interest and How do I put an Offer in on a property in Scotland?
Buying a property can be extremely exciting, but also extremely daunting! Having a solicitor guide you through the process and keep you…
Agreeing child contact arrangements for holidays and family events.
As we head into Spring, people are planning for the holiday season ahead. Make sure your passport is in date but is that all the paperwork…
Creating a Will: The simplest way to protect loved ones
Recent days have seen several cases involving disputes over Wills and why it’s important to have a Will made professionally. One case…
Major changes ahead for UK businesses recruiting international talent
In the post-Brexit, post-COVID labour market, the Skilled Worker visa is an essential tool for businesses to meet recruitment challenges…
Ten Top Tips when going through a divorce
Divorce can be a traumatic and stressful time for the whole family. However, it can be made easier by following some practical advice. Here…
Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 Briefing | Part two
As we noted in our previous blog on the new highly anticipated Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 was unanimously passed by the…
How Employers Can Support Employee Wellbeing
While January can seem a long and slow month, it is the start of a new year and many employees will be embarking on new year resolutions to…
Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Bill Briefing | Part one
In late December 2023 the highly anticipated Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Bill was unanimously passed by the Scottish Parliament…