Blog Post Blog Post How to Stay Safe while Driving this Winter 25 November 2024 Richard Poole Personal Injury As another Scottish winter approaches, drivers are encouraged to consider road conditions in an effort to prevent any unwanted car…
Blog Post Blog Post The Budget 2024 – Updates to Employee Ownership Trusts (EOT) 15 November 2024 Neil McWilliam Corporate & Commercial With the passing of the Budget on 30 October 2024, there have been some changes to the regime governing EOTs – some of which reflect…
Blog Post Blog Post Digitalising the UK border: international citizens must register for an eVisa by 31 December 2024 13 November 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration The way international citizens prove their right to live and work in the UK is changing.You must act now to ensure you can continue to…
Blog Post Blog Post Call for improved guidelines and protections for workers exposed to silica dust. 12 November 2024 Kathleen-Erin Lawson Personal Injury 8 cases of artificial stone silicosis were reported in the UK in 2023 leading doctors to call for improved guidelines and protections for…
Blog Post Blog Post EPC Improvement Plans from Scottish Government 12 November 2024 Steven Drake Property The Scottish Government, in its efforts achieve Net Zero emissions in Scotland’s buildings, will introduce regulations in 2025 requiring…
Blog Post Blog Post Top 3 takeaways for US citizens planning to visit or move to Scotland 8 November 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration Scotland welcomes thousands of visitors from the USA every year, many of whom want to connect with their roots or make a fresh start for…
Blog Post Blog Post Employers responsibilities this Stress Awareness Week 6 November 2024 Chris Phillips Employment This week is Stress Awareness Week in the UK with 6 November marking national stress awareness day. The Health and Safety Executive has…
Blog Post Blog Post Staying Safe on Bonfire Night 4 November 2024 Eve McBride Personal Injury As the festive season approaches, celebrations will be taking place across the country for a number of holidays such as Diwali, New Year’s…
Blog Post Blog Post How long do I need to wait to get a Divorce? 4 November 2024 Lauren White Family Law Recently in England, around 80 couples were erroneously granted a divorce earlier than they were legally allowed to, due to a glitch in an…
Blog Post Blog Post Unpacking The Autumn Budget: Our Legal Experts Analyse What Legislative and Tax Changes Could Mean for You 31 October 2024 Noele McClelland Employment, Land and Rural Business, Private Client Following weeks of speculation the 2024 Autumn Budget has been announced. In what is one of the largest tax rising budgets in history…
Blog Post Blog Post Do you need a Cohabitation Agreement? 29 October 2024 Cheryl Wallace Family Law Are you (or someone you know) unmarried, and looking to move in with a partner? Cohabitation Agreements are increasingly common. There…
Blog Post Blog Post Does your dog bite? 28 October 2024 Wiktoria Wisniewska Personal Injury The most common pets in the UK are dogs, with around 34% of households owning at least one dog. These adorable four-legged creatures are…
Blog Post Blog Post UK Immigration and Adoption 24 October 2024 Louise Crichton Family Law, Immigration This National Adoption Week we want to shine a spotlight on immigration and adoption. We’ve previously looked at different situations where…
Blog Post Blog Post Safety Matters as Clocks Change 24 October 2024 Kathleen-Erin Lawson Personal Injury It is the time of year where the clocks fall back and evenings grow darker earlier. The darker evenings and more challenging driving…
Blog Post Blog Post New Employment Rights Bill – Labour’s plans for UK Employment Law 22 October 2024 Chris Phillips Employment Delivering on their promise to bring forward legislation within 100 days of coming to office, Labour published the Employment Rights Bill…
Blog Post Blog Post I want to “break” free: Ensure your commercial lease break notice is right 17 October 2024 Lois Legge Property The changing economic climate and market conditions means that break options in commercial leases are commonplace. The options may give…
Blog Post Blog Post What happens when an employer offers a Skilled Worker a settlement agreement? Key Questions answered 17 October 2024 Noele McClelland Employment, Immigration As of October 2024, over 120,000 UK organisations hold a sponsor licence. The licence enables businesses to recruit and retain…
Blog Post Blog Post Navigating Sponsorship: Essential Guide for UK Hospitality Employers 16 October 2024 Louise Crichton Immigration In the bustling world of UK hospitality, finding and retaining skilled staff is a constant challenge. A sponsor licence can offer a helping…
Blog Post Blog Post The Perfect Storm? How the Upcoming Budget and Legislative Changes Will Impact Rural Landowners 13 October 2024 Kenneth Mackay Land and Rural Business The Scottish agricultural sector is potentially facing one of the biggest shifts in legislative and budgetary frameworks in a generation.…
Blog Post Blog Post Trade Marks – What Difference Does It Make? 4 October 2024 Megan Craig Trade Marks A recent flurry of headlines in the music press piqued the interest of this IP lawyer, and many in her team. In amongst the news…
Blog Post Blog Post Option Contracts in Scotland: Will mandatory registration mitigate the housing shortage? 3 October 2024 Marie Canning Property It is well-known that there is a housing emergency throughout the UK. The number of new build properties, including affordable homes, has…