Employer obligations towards trade unions are set to change significantly later this year. The Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act...
Read MoreEnergy performance remains a key issue for property owners, landlords and investors, particularly as regulatory approaches in Scotland and England ...
Read MoreFor businesses and community organisations across Orkney and Shetland, agreements are often made across distance: by email, over the phone, between...
Read MoreCash flow is widely recognised as the lifeblood of the construction industry. The significance of preserving it continues to lead to disputes in re...
Read MoreA liquidated damages clause is a powerful tool within a written construction contract. It can be thought of as a contractual Swiss army knife: it d...
Read MoreFrom conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine to debates over immigration, gender identity and social activism, some of the most divisive issues in...
Read MoreFor more than a decade, one of the most influential legal ideas in health and social care was captured in a simple phrase: “a gilded cage is st...
Read MoreThe Commercial Payments Bill was introduced by the UK Government (initially named the Small Business Protections (Late Payments) Bill) i...
Read MoreAt the UK budget in October 2024, it was announced that most unused pension funds and death benefits would be brought into the IHT net. This repres...
Read MoreMost parents spend a lot of time thinking ahead – right now, you’re probably juggling booking clubs for the summer, planning childcare, saving for ...
Read MoreA fair financial settlement in Scotland begins with a clear understanding of what counts as matrimonial property, because only matrimonial property...
Read MoreScotland isn’t known for extreme heat, but recent summers have shown how quickly conditions can change. Prolonged high temperatures can put both wo...
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