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Jacqueline Moore, Head of Immigration, explains how the so-called Surinder Singh immigration route can help families returning to the UK from the EU after Brexit.
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The Scottish Government is looking again at how best to address the agricultural rent review process and has just concluded a survey of tenant farmers. What makes this topic so controversial in Scotland?
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As deadline for applications to the EU Settlement Scheme looms, this tailored guide outlines the key information and practical steps for agricultrual employers hiring European workers.
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Parties to a lease must communicate their clear intention to end a lease on the expiry date to avoid the operation of tacit relocation. However, a recent Court of Session decision shows that less formal indicators than serving notice to quit will, in some cases, suffice.
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What changes must hospitality businesses employing EU staff be aware of ahead of post-Brexit immigration regulations taking effect from 1 July 2021?
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In a recent construction dispute, the Technology and Construction Court considered whether an adjudicator lacked jurisdiction where a referral concerned disputes under two separate contracts.
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In a dispute between a contractor and subcontractor, the Technology and Construction Court faced a ‘novel’ argument that the absence of jurisdiction in relation to one adjudication rendered a decision in a subsequent adjudication a nullity.
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The Technology and Construction Court considered setting off liquidated damages and awarding indemnity costs following adjudication in two recent related cases.
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As consumer demand for more sustainable and ethical choices increases, so does the potential for companies to make spurious environmental claims, also known as 'greenwashing'. What powers does the Competition and Markets Authority have to combat this?
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The Inner House of the Court of Session has provided much-needed guidance on the renewal of existing agreements between mobile network operators and site providers under the Electronic Communications Code.
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