Blog Post Blog Post Selling your practice to a Corporate – is it for you? 1 May 2022 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare The bulk of the Thorntons Dental Team’s work relates to the sale and acquisition of dental practices. Over the course of 2021, we dealt…
Blog Post Blog Post Court of Appeal provides clarification on the interpretation of exclusion of liability clauses 22 April 2022 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial, Intellectual Property A recent decision of the Court of Appeal has provided clarification on the interpretation of exclusion clauses in commercial contracts.…
Blog Post Blog Post Choosing the right business structure for your new business. 21 April 2022 Hayley Blackman Corporate & Commercial The start-up ecosystem in Scotland has grown exponentially in recent years. The Businesses in Scotland 2019 report shows that, as of March…
Blog Post Blog Post Calorie Counting: Coming to a Restaurant Near You 19 April 2022 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial The Scottish Government’s consultation on proposals to force restaurants and other hospitality businesses to publish information about the…
Blog Post Blog Post Dental Practice - To Lease or Not To Lease 9 March 2022 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare Dental surgeries come in all shapes and sizes, from street level premises and practices on the upper floors of a tenement, to stand alone,…
Blog Post Blog Post Dental Practices Key Practice Documentation 1 February 2022 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare We act for all sort of practices, from sole practitioners to large practices which operate as partnerships or limited companies. All of…
Blog Post Blog Post Selling to Corporates – a Ready Made Market? 8 December 2021 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare Selling a dental practice is the culmination, in most cases, of a life’s work. A retiring dentist is likely to have built the practice up…
Blog Post Blog Post Business, Trade and Vaccination Status. 30 November 2021 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial, Employment While many manufacturing businesses have been able to operate effectively during the pandemic (albeit in many cases navigating supply chain…
Press Release Press Release Thorntons Solicitors Oversees £42 Million Fundraising Deal for Scottish Agritech Business IGS 5 November 2021 Alistair Lang Corporate & Commercial The Scottish agritech business, Intelligent Growth Solutions Limited (IGS), announced the conclusion of its most recent funding round on…
Blog Post Blog Post EU plans to reduce e-waste by standardising smartphone and tablet chargers 29 September 2021 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial, Intellectual Property There has been pressure for some time to try and standardise many types of common electronic devices like phone chargers. Last week,…
Blog Post Blog Post Selling your Dental Practice in Uncertain Times 18 September 2021 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare As most of you will know, the market for dental practices in Scotland has been strong for many years. There have been periods in the last…
Blog Post Blog Post Surgery Premises – Getting all your bricks in a row 1 May 2021 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare When we act for a seller or a buyer of a practice, in most cases the focus is primarily on the goodwill of the practice. There is a side…
Blog Post Blog Post Retirement and Dental Bodies Corporate 1 April 2021 Michael Royden Corporate & Commercial, Healthcare We have looked in previous articles at the issues which practices need to consider when they operate as a limited company, known in the…
Blog Post Blog Post Are Virtual Operating Models Here to Stay? 30 March 2021 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial Like many other people, I’m just coming to the end of a full year working exclusively, or at least mainly, from home. One of the most…
Webinar Webinar Corporate Webinar | The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement 4 February 2021 Liam McMonagle Corporate & Commercial, Data Protection & GDPR In the last days of the Brexit transition period, the UK and EU finally agreed a trade deal – the Trade and Cooperation Agreement. The…
Blog Post Blog Post What a year! Please don’t let the Grinch steal Christmas Gifts too! 25 November 2020 Pamela Muir Corporate & Commercial, Insolvency & Restructuring What a year! All of us have been living under unprecedented restrictions on our lives this year, missing loved ones and all the usual…
Webinar Webinar Corporate Webinar | Insolvency, Commercial Contracts and Supply Chain 1 September 2020 Pamela Muir Corporate & Commercial Today’s business leaders are faced with overwhelming and competing challenges as we continue to navigate the impacts of the Coronavirus…
Blog Post Blog Post New Law can Force Suppliers to Continue Supplying Insolvent Companies. 3 July 2020 Pamela Muir Claims & Disputes, Corporate & Commercial, Insolvency & Restructuring The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 came into force on 26th June 2020 and amongst other changes, it now prevents suppliers…
Blog Post Blog Post University Spin-outs play role in Scotland's economic growth 25 February 2020 Robbie Francis Corporate & Commercial, Education In late 2019, Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli, Principal of the University of Glasgow, published a report on industry engagement and the…
Blog Post Blog Post Exit Day: What Happens Next for Data Protection? 31 January 2020 Loretta Maxfield Corporate & Commercial, Data Protection & GDPR, Intellectual Property Whether you sit in the pro-Brexit camp or in the Remain camp, Exit Day is here. We must now all accept that the UK will leave the EU at…
Blog Post Blog Post Mothercare; More misery for the UK High Street 7 November 2019 Pamela Muir Corporate & Commercial Following on from my recent article on the collapse of Watt Brothers and Bonmarche, it is a great shame to now have to report on the…