Learn about legal developments or regulatory changes that could affect you, your family or your business
News 25 March 2025
Helen Kidd highlights the risks charities face when trading outside their core purposes, warning they could face unexpected tax bills or regulatory challenges
News 24 March 2025
Gurjit Pall, who leads the immigration team at Lindsays, explains the new eVisa system and provides essential travel advice for those returning to the UK
News 20 March 2025
From 6 April 2025, new Neonatal Care Leave rights will give parents of newborns in hospital up to 12 weeks of additional leave. Daniel Gorry shares his insights.
News 19 March 2025
Sean McEntee examines new ACAS guidance on understanding neurodiversity, helping employers support neurodivergent employees and foster a more inclusive workplace.
News 11 March 2025
Incorporating your charity offers key benefits for trustees and stakeholders, but it's crucial to assess its impact first. Connor Barnes explains why
News 5 March 2025
During our recent webinar with Eilish McColgan, our sponsored athlete shared her excitement as she prepares for her first outing over 26.2 miles
News 4 March 2025
Nick Howie advised Butler Consulting on its transition to an EOT, strengthening its commitment to innovation and shared success
News 3 March 2025
We are thrilled to welcome Glasgow-based lawyer Gurjit Pall as Partner to lead our immigration advisory service
News 28 February 2025
Derek Nash, Alastair Goodman, Louise Norris, Gavin Buchan and John Bett are looking forward to attending MIPIM 2025, the global property gathering
News 25 February 2025
Clair Cranston, Senior Associate in Family Law, explains how the right legal advice can ease the stress of divorce and lead to a fair resolution for all involved
News 24 February 2025
Celebrating a ‘festival of cross country’ – a fantastic finale for Lindsays National XC in Falkirk showcasing the incredible reach and passion for the sport across Scotland
News 14 February 2025
A rare love knot poem held for Lindsays by the National Records of Scotland offers a glimpse of historical romantic gestures - Mike Yellowlees explores its significance