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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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Non-British-born NHS staff face life on the frontline treating our parents and grandparents while the UK’s immigration rules have separated many of them from their families.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to cause an unprecedented disruption to UK businesses, commercial tenants are naturally anxious about how their lease obligations may be affected. What key issues should you be considering?
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a series of temporary measures intended to help listed companies raise new funding during the coronavirus crisis.
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Andy Wightman, the Scottish Green MSP, was recently found not liable for alleged defamatory comments made online. The judgment contains some significant comments about the particular treatment of social media and blog posts that are alleged to have a defamatory meaning.
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Use of common grazing land near Stornoway airport by crofters has been stopped, opening up the development potential of the land. This article looks at the Court of Session's decision that the land was the subject of compulsory purchase during World War Two, overturning the crofters' earlier Land Court victory.
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Carbon offsetting offerings can provide rural landowners with unique opportunities, writes Richard Leslie.
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Updated as at April 6 2020 following the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 receiving Royal Assent
The UK Government's recent decision, in consultation with the devolved administrations, to close down all “non-essential premises” will have considerable impact on the licensed trade in Scotland. For those who are licence holders, attention is turning to the possibility of offering home delivery services for food and/or alcohol.
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A checklist of issues for landlords to consider and to help sustain cooperative landlord-tenant relationships.
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Some of the proposed changes in relation to evictions and tenancies that will be coming into force once the Coronavirus (Scotland) Bill becomes law.
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In a judgment released today, the Supreme Court has decided that Morrisons is not vicariously liable for the deliberate personal data disclosures made by a rogue employee.
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