Insights 11 August 2023
Yes, keeping in mind that procedural mistakes from the dismissal process can potentially be rectified at the appeal stage
Insights 8 August 2023
People chat all the time about friends or family getting together and splitting up, yet misconceptions are rife about their rights and obligations in ...
Insights 4 August 2023
New rules means value in the likes of machinery, livestock and tenancy values could be used to secure finance for the first time in Scotland
Insights 28 July 2023
Property and landowners warned that sizable penalties could quickly rack up for breaches linked to Register of Overseas Entities as new powers come into force
Insights 26 July 2023
In this recent case the EAT offers an explanation for calculating absence and holiday pay which should help remove some of the complexity involved in certain situations
Insights 20 June 2023
Was an employer’s expectation that a driving instructor return to work during the Coronavirus pandemic a detriment and/or dismissal for health and safety reasons?
Insights 12 May 2023
Worrying numbers of Scots are making simple mistakes that could invalidate their Will or lead to a family fallout but there are ways to avoid this happening
Insights 18 April 2023
The Charities Bill working its way through the Scottish Parliament offers opportunities for third sector organisations to strengthen their reputations
Insights 14 March 2023
With or without official divorce leave, employers can support colleagues at work by recognising the impact this personal turmoil can have on their employees
Insights 13 March 2023
A little humility goes a long way for the best litigators – Brent Haywood explains in the Scotsman (13 March 2023)
Insights 1 March 2023
Losing a loved one is awful enough. Don’t let overpaying the ‘most hated tax’ make it even more painful.
Insights 24 February 2023
Brian Pollock highlights the potential risks and costs that consumers may face when choosing to litigate
