Our lawyers are immersed in the industries and sectors in which they operate. Keep abreast of the changing legal landscape with insights from our expert lawyers.
Our lawyers are immersed in the industries and sectors in which they operate. Keep abreast of the changing legal landscape with insights from our expert lawyers.
Our lawyers are immersed in the industries and sectors in which they operate. Keep abreast of the changing legal landscape with insights from our expert lawyers.
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With the end of the Coronavirus Rention Scheme rapidly approaching, our employment lawyers discuss the considerations and options facing employers.
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A one year-extension has been granted to manufacturers who have to replace all CE markings with UKCA conformity markings following Brexit.
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With EU regulators hardening their stance against the 'big tech' industry, the DPC (Data Protection Commission) recently fined WhatsApp over a GDPR violation - the second largest of its kind.
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Hamish Lean discusses the qualifying factors for attaining an agricultural lease in the rural sector.
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Tara Davison examines the legal responsibilities of contractors in a recent case.
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With the construction sector facing a crisis with regard to the availability of key materials, Eilidh Dobson examines what considerations the industry needs to take to weather the storm.
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Britney Spears’ 13-year conservatorship has led many to consider capacity issues for the first time. What is a conservatorship? And how might the more controversial aspects of the singer’s case have played out in Scotland?
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The Health and Safety Executive is urging farmers to make safety a priority to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities in the rural sector, following four fatalities within a fortnight.
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With up to 40% of ‘green’ claims made online found to be misleading, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is developing policies to address how businesses sell their green credentials to consumers.
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The Scottish Government has committed to ensuring that the economic recovery from Covid-19 is a green one. This green recovery will contribute to Scotland’s legally binding targets of a 75% reduction in all greenhouse gases compared with 1990 by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2045.
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