- 9 June 2026
Business rates – time is running out to challenge the 2026 revaluation
If you run a business and are considering challenging the rateable value, time is short – proposals must be made by 31 July 2026.
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If you run a business and are considering challenging the rateable value, time is short – proposals must be made by 31 July 2026.
Learn moreA data subject access request (DSAR) is a formal request made by an individual to an organisation, asking to see the personal data that the organisation holds about them.
Learn moreA fair financial settlement in Scotland begins with a clear understanding of what counts as matrimonial property, because only matrimonial property is available for division.
Learn moreFor many of our rural clients, property interests do not stop at the Border.
Learn moreSo far, much of the attention surrounding the Employment Rights Act 2025 (“ERA 2025”) has focused on proposals relating to unfair dismissal rights.
Learn moreThe farming and agriculture industry is fundamental to everyday life.
Learn moreLandowners, tenants and farming businesses continue to operate against a backdrop of market volatility, environmental ambition and continued legislative reform.
Learn moreThe Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Act 2026 represents the most significant statutory intervention in Scots contract law for many years.
Learn moreAnderson Strathern regularly supports both contractors and employers on construction projects across the UK.
Learn moreThe Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 14 April 2026 and is designed to bring clearer, more modern rules on contract formation and remedies into statute.
Learn moreHeat networks, long seen as a key but under-regulated part of the UK’s low-carbon future, are now subject to a comprehensive new regulatory regime that will have direct implications for businesses, developers and consumers across Scotland and the wider UK.
Learn moreThe sudden departure of well-known Radio DJ, Scott Mills, from the BBC has given rise to much speculation as to the exact trigger behind the decision, what was known earlier, and whether the decision to terminate his contract was lawful.
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