Insight Hub

• 7 April 2026
• | Dawn MacPherson

Key considerations for energy developers following recent grid reform

Great Britain’s electricity grid is undergoing its most significant overhaul in decades.

• 7 April 2026
• | Tim Macdonald

Land reform – the effect of resumption changes on energy

The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2025 covers a large number of topics, some of which have received plenty of attention in articles like this one, and some not as much.

• 7 April 2026

Anderson Strathern strengthens Northern Isles presence with senior appointment

• 7 April 2026

Anderson Strathern announces senior promotions across Scotland

• 2 April 2026

Alastair McKie

• 1 April 2026
• | Emma Read
• | Eva Tait

When personal views and trustee duties collide: practical considerations for trustees

Trustees are often chosen because they have strong values and sound judgment. In practice, however, those same qualities can create challenges where personal views conflict with trustees’ legal obligations.

• 25 March 2026
• | Dawn Dickson

Embedding respect, transparency and representation: Why retailers must prepare now for the Employment Rights Act

The UK’s Employment Rights Act (ERA) represents one of the most significant reforms of workplace legislation in a generation.

• 20 March 2026
• | Sonia Cheema

Surge in criminal charges for dangerous or careless driving

Over the past year, we have seen a growing number of clients initially told by police that a road traffic incident would result in a £100 fine, only to later receive a court summons facing charges such as dangerous or careless driving.

• 20 March 2026
• | Jemma Forrest

Why Managers Need Better Neurodiversity Training

It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week (16-22 March), which is an impressive worldwide initiative raising awareness of neurological differences to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions about them.

• 20 March 2026
• | Alasdair Johnstone

Are Trusts Still Worth It? Why They Remain a Powerful Planning Tool

For many families, trusts have long been a cornerstone of effective wealth preservation and succession planning.

• 20 March 2026
• | Danielle Stevenson

What happens to your pension when you divorce?

Pensions have been in the spotlight recently, especially with the planned 2027 changes that will bring pensions into a deceased person’s estate.

• Date: 21 May 2026

WorkWise 2026: Navigating the modern workplace

Join us for our annual WorkWise event, where we’ll tackle the latest changes and key issues in employment law.