A new corporate criminal offence called ‘failure to prevent fraud’ comes into force on 1 September 2025 and is set out in section 199 of the Econom...
Read MoreWhether you choose to embrace it or not, we have truly entered the age of artificial intelligence (AI). While the long-term implications for...
Read MoreThe Upper Tribunal (UT) is the appeal court from Traffic Commissioner decisions at Public Inquiries and the following are summaries of recent decis...
Read MoreIn January this year Councillors formally voted in favour of the introduction of Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Scheme. Widely referred to as a “tourist ...
Read MoreThe looming restrictions on ‘fire and rehire’ within the Employment Rights Bill could be more difficult to navigate than employers think – and coul...
Read MoreIn response to the pressing global issue of climate change, the Scottish Government has committed to delivering a net zero society by 2045 – five y...
Read MoreThe landscape of solar energy development in the UK has evolved rapidly in recent years. As recently as 2017, Scotland’s largest solar proje...
Read MoreThe Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 (“the Act”) will come fully into force on 1 April this year and will make a few big changes to the la...
Read MoreMost adults (and some children) could competently draw and recognise a wind turbine or a solar panel. Over the last 20 years or so, this infrastruc...
Read MoreA recent decision by the High Court of England and Wales regarding construction contracts may not hold true in Scotland. The implication of ...
Read MoreUdal law refers to the type of landholding introduced by Norse settlers to Orkney and Shetland. While Scots law generally applies across the island...
Read MoreFishing is the one of the most dangerous industries. The rate of fatalities is approximately 100 times higher than that of the UK general workforce...
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