Insights

• 5 March 2026
• | Ryan McCuaig

In a previous...

• 5 March 2026
• | Dylan Morrish
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The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is on the horizon. Excitement among football fans globally continues to grow. With Scotland and England having automa...

• 25 February 2026
• | Kate Bond

Forestry plays a key role in the Scottish economy, contributing over £1 billion annually and supporting tens of thousands of jobs across rural comm...

• 24 February 2026
• | Ellen Eunson

Visitors travel from all over the world to enjoy Orkney’s natural landscape. Walkers and runners of all ages make use of countryside paths in every...

• 24 February 2026
• | Jennifer Preston

We recently considered some of the ...

• 24 February 2026
• | Sarah Cheape

Boundary issues and rights of access (called servitudes in law) are some of the most common disputes affecting rural land in Scotland. Whe...

• 19 February 2026
• | Liam McKay

As we enter 2026, our Associate Liam McKay reflects on four noteworthy decisions from the Court of Session and the High Court of England and Wales ...

• 18 February 2026
• | Ryan McCuaig

One of the most significant features of UK construction law is the statutory right to adjudication. Introduced by the Housing Grants, Construction ...

• 17 February 2026
• | Dawn MacPherson

The retail commercial property sector has undergone significant changes over the past 18–24 months. Despite persistent headwinds, the sector is dem...

• 17 February 2026
• | Ayub Ahmed

Most people, when asked, would be able to provide a basic description of a construction contract. An answer might be along the lines of ‘a lega...

• 17 February 2026
• | Lindsay Robertson

The Subsidy Control Act 2022 (“the Act”) came into force in January 2023, following the UK’s exit from the EU, replacing the interim regime based o...

• 12 February 2026
• | Dylan Morrish

The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is on the horizon. Excitement among football fans globally continues to grow. With Scotland and England having automa...