Stay up to date with our latest insights.
If you are an employer, you’ll know that getting everything right for your employees can be tricky – what rights an employee has constantly changes and largely depends on the facts. If you employ agricultural workers, it can be even more complex because of the extra rights they have and the nature of their duties.
Learn moreWhile renewable energy developments can create financial opportunities for landowners, the issues involved are complex and far-reaching and related not only to land but also taxation and succession.
Learn moreAlthough the trend has been, in recent years, for third sector bodies to be structured as companies limited by guarantee or as Scottish charitable incorporated organisations (SCIOs), there are still a considerable number of third sector bodies (including charities) which are structured as unincorporated associations or trusts.
Learn moreA year on from the enactment of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (“Act” / “NSIA”), we revisit the implications of the Act for both investors and those seeking investment, and reflect on how it has played out in practice across the corporate investment sphere.
Learn moreThe events of the past few years, and in particular the Covid-19 pandemic, have caused us all to pause and think much more about our own health and the health of our loved ones.
Learn moreJoin us at our employment law training workshop - handling discipline and grievances in the workplace.
Learn moreOur experts, Jemma Forrest and Mandy Armstrong, will discuss the prospective changes to employment law in 2023.
Learn moreFor those not familiar with Scottish property title conditions, it seems to me that the easiest way to understand title deeds are that the quality of the terms generally reflect the age of the property, i.e. the older a property is the more likely the titles conditions will need to be deciphered. This often results in more time being spent considering and interpreting the implications.
Learn moreThe future of big ideas matters. As COP27 passes without significant progress, we need major new forms of collective invention to meet the challenge of climate change.
Learn moreCreating and sharing knowledge is central to the mission of every education institution. It follows that, by protecting the expression of ideas, creativity and invention, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) have become some of the most important assets held by all education providers, not just those engaged in high levels of research and development.
Learn moreSelect areas of interest to receive latest news and insights updates from Anderson Strathern
Sign up now