Blog Post Blog Post HSE Releases Annual Report on Health & Safety at Work 30 October 2019 Richard Poole Personal Injury The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published its latest annual report on health and safety at work for 2018/2019. When compared to…
Blog Post Blog Post Call for More Research after Study Reveals link between former footballers and Alzheimer’s Disease 24 October 2019 Gordon McBean Personal Injury Research from Glasgow University has revealed an increased risk of dementia amongst former professional footballers. The study, led by…
Blog Post Blog Post How The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 will impact AirBnB and short term letting 23 October 2019 Nicola McCafferty Property The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 was approved and passed as law on 25 July this year. One purpose of this Act was to combat the detrimental…
Blog Post Blog Post An End to Reasonable Chastisement 21 October 2019 Lynne Sturrock Family Law With physical punishment of children now being unlawful in 52 countries around the world, including the vast majority of those in the…
Blog Post Blog Post Alexa – can I stay in Gourock 17 October 2019 Aimee Gibbons Corporate & Commercial, Property Amazon faces eviction from its Gourock “fulfilment centre” after having ignored a notice to quit from its landlord, M7 Real Estate…
Blog Post Blog Post Clock is Ticking on Tenant’s Amnesty for Improvements 15 October 2019 Debbie Dewar Land and Rural Business Tenants who are considering using the tenant’s amnesty procedure now have just 8 months left to formally notify their landlord about…
Blog Post Blog Post How to ‘Conker’ Health and Safety Myths 11 October 2019 Lynsay McFarlane Personal Injury With the World Conker Championships 2019 taking place in Northamptonshire this Sunday the 13 October, closely followed by the Scottish…
Blog Post Blog Post World Cerebal Palsy Day 6 October 2019 6 October 2019 Lynsay McFarlane Personal Injury Today is World Cerebal Palsy Day. Cerebal Palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood (over 17 million people live with this…
Blog Post Blog Post Princess Diaries - a publication too far? 4 October 2019 Liam McMonagle Intellectual Property Earlier this week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex commenced legal proceedings against the Daily Mail for copyright infringement, misuse of…
Blog Post Blog Post Business Relief from Inheritance Tax 4 October 2019 Alan Thomson Private Client In policy terms, Business Relief was introduced to reduce the risk of Inheritance Tax charges resulting in the break up of a viable…
Blog Post Blog Post Whose gift is it anyway? 4 October 2019 Elaine Sym Family Law David Beckham gave his wife a winery in California for her birthday. Tom Cruise bought his wife a gulf-stream jet. Whilst we are not…
Blog Post Blog Post Community Right to Buy Abandoned or Neglected Land 3 October 2019 Zoe Irving Land and Rural Business We have all been there, walking along a street or path, enjoying the sunshine and surroundings until, there it is, that unkempt, neglected…
Blog Post Blog Post Succession of Agricultural Tenancies 1 October 2019 Zoe Irving Land and Rural Business The importance of succession planning should not be overlooked. Without a suitable strategy in place, the death of a farmer will not…
Blog Post Blog Post HSE Releases Quarterly Update on Fatal Injuries 27 September 2019 Richard Poole Personal Injury The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published its latest quarterly update for fatal injuries to workers and members of the public in…
Blog Post Blog Post Thomas Cook – A Very Bumpy Landing 24 September 2019 Pamela Muir Corporate & Commercial What Has Gone Wrong? On the surface, it is not hard to see what may have gone wrong over the past 8 years since the last restructuring of…
Blog Post Blog Post A Will is one of the most important documents anyone can make. 23 September 2019 Lynne Hopkins Private Client A year after the article ‘The Importance of Having a Will’, following the death of Aretha Franklin and news in the press that she had not…
Blog Post Blog Post Brexit and Business Continuity: is there such a thing? 18 September 2019 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial When it comes to Brexit, no one seems to know what tomorrow will bring - particularly in the event of no deal scenario. With Boris…
Blog Post Blog Post Can we talk about the gender pay gap? 5 September 2019 Chris Phillips Employment In this post, we consider the gender pay gap, and issues relevant to employers such as the need of many employers to produce gender pay gap…
Blog Post Blog Post The Rates: the National Minimum Wage and the National Living Wage 5 September 2019 Noele McClelland Employment In this blog, we examine issues related to the National Living Wage (NLW) and how it is different to the National Minimum Wage (NMW). These…
Blog Post Blog Post New IR35 Private Sector Rules: What do they mean for those using contractors? 4 September 2019 Amy Jones Employment What is IR35? IR35 (sometimes known as “off-payroll working”) applies where an individual personally provides their services to a client…
Blog Post Blog Post The Bank of Mum and Dad: Protecting your Investment. 2 September 2019 Jennifer Broatch Family Law Parents spend so much money to help their children get onto the housing ladder, that they are now among the biggest lenders in the UK, a…