Blog Post Blog Post RAAC Properties: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know 20 May 2026 William Allardice Property Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (“RAAC”) has become a significant topic within not only the Scottish property market but also the UK…
Blog Post Blog Post Transferred Loss in Scotland – The Supreme Court Decides 19 May 2026 Iain Boyd Claims & Disputes A long-running dispute over the closure of Glasgow’s iconic Rogano restaurant, forced shut by significant water damage in 2020, has made…
Blog Post Blog Post Protecting workers from killer kitchen countertop disease: New Health & Safety Executive guidance on silica dust exposure 15 May 2026 Kathleen-Erin Lawson Personal Injury Following a surge in UK cases of workers diagnosed with silicosis, including 50 cases and 4 deaths, the Health & Safety Executive has…
Blog Post Blog Post The Hidden Risks of Using AI Generated Logos 15 May 2026 Kirsty Stewart Intellectual Property, Trade Marks The rise of generative AI has made it remarkably easy for businesses to produce logos quickly and at minimal cost. While this may seem…
Blog Post Blog Post Vernon Kay and Tess Daly: The Importance of an Amicable Divorce 13 May 2026 Alice Hegarty Family Law News that Vernon Kay and Tess Daly are separating after more than two decades of marriage has highlighted a growing trend of couples…
Blog Post Blog Post Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Act 2026 11 May 2026 Victoria Wright Intellectual Property Contracts are an essential foundation to any business relationship, setting out a framework for the relationship that contains the legally…
Blog Post Blog Post On the right track: Managing Shared Access in Scottish Renewable Developments 6 May 2026 Jennifer Young Property As renewable energy development density increases, developers are increasingly forced to rely on the same access routes to reach their…
Blog Post Blog Post Buying a pharmacy in Scotland. Five legal tips every buyer should know 30 April 2026 Kim Campbell Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare Buying a pharmacy in Scotland can be an exciting step for any pharmacist. It can also be a complex legal process. Unlike buying a standard…
Blog Post Blog Post Could the scale-up worker visa solve international recruitment challenges for your high-growth business? 10 April 2026 Jacqueline Moore Immigration Sponsoring international workers has become essential for many businesses to meet recruitment demand. For some high growth businesses, the…
Blog Post Blog Post Home Office immigration fee increases from 8 April 2026. Key changes for applicants and sponsors 8 April 2026 Jacqueline Moore Immigration The Home Office has confirmed new immigration and nationality fees from 8 April 2026, increasing costs across a range of UK visa,…
Blog Post Blog Post Late payment reform in construction contracts. What the new retention and payment rules mean 8 April 2026 Jennifer Young Property In 2025, I wrote about retention in the construction industry and asked whether the sector was truly moving away from the practice, or…
Blog Post Blog Post Construction risk transfer in Scotland. Why construction risk never disappears 8 April 2026 Jennifer Young Property Construction risk is a constant on every project. In Scottish construction projects, risk can arise from ground conditions, design…
Blog Post Blog Post Unpaid Internships 2 April 2026 Amy Jones Employment Whilst internships have always been common in particular sectors, such as fashion, beauty and journalism, one of the effects of the…
Blog Post Blog Post Thorntons Acts for University of the Highlands and Islands in Successful Defence of Student Fees Appeal 1 April 2026 Mike Kemp Claims & Disputes In the case, Leo Huisman v University of the Highlands and Islands [2025] CSOH 53, the petitioner challenged the University of Highlands…
Blog Post Blog Post Rates Revaluation 2026 in Scotland. Can I reduce my rates bill? 31 March 2026 Andrina McDowall Corporate & Commercial From 1 April 2026, the latest Valuation Roll, for non-domestic/business properties across Scotland will be accessible on the Scottish…
Blog Post Blog Post Social Media Liability and Children. What the Meta and Google Ruling Means 27 March 2026 Liam McMonagle Intellectual Property Is the ever-increasing use of social media and technology bad for mental and possibly physical health? And, if it is, who is…
Blog Post Blog Post The Employment Rights Act 2025: Gender Equality Action Plans 25 March 2026 Zara Balling Employment, Employment Rights Act The UK Government is soon to introduce a new change as to how large employers report on gender equality. This is being implemented as part…
Blog Post Blog Post How April 2026 Will Hit Employer Budgets 24 March 2026 Andrew Wallace Employment, Employment Rights Act While the impending changes of the Employment Rights Act 2025 are at the forefront of most employers’ minds, the new financial year also…
Blog Post Blog Post Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) v Groom – Employment Status of Volunteers 24 March 2026 Andrew Wallace Employment This case considered whether volunteer Coastguard Rescue Officers (CROs) should be treated as workers within the meaning of s230(3)(b) of…
Blog Post Blog Post NDAs and gagging clauses in settlement agreements – what does the future hold? 24 March 2026 Andrew Wallace Employment Non-disclosure agreements, or gagging clauses, have come under real scrutiny since the #MeToo movement in 2017, the impact of which extends…
Blog Post Blog Post Agreeing child contact arrangements for holidays and family events 23 March 2026 Angela Wipat Family Law 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…