Learn about Scottish legal developments or regulatory changes that could affect you, your family or your business
Insights 23 September 2013
Passing on your favourite music (and other digital assets) to your loved ones may not be as easy as you think
Insights 23 September 2013
The Residence Nil-Rate Band (RNRB) went up in April 2019, and will do so again in April 2020. This could give a valuable boost to your inheritance tax planning
Insights 23 September 2013
Inheritance tax (IHT) is criticised for being outdated and unfair, and even the UK Government wants to make it ’simpler, fairer and better’. What can you do to manage it?
Insights 23 September 2013
If you or a relative suffer an in-flight accident, you may be able to claim compensation
Insights 16 September 2013
Our family law team discuss why divorce is a lot easier with the right help and why as well as the children and home, it is important to sort out the finances.
Insights 26 August 2013
The advantages of using an “e-signature” are clear. It provides a quicker and easier method of signing documents and avoids the need for physically de...
Insights 13 August 2013
‘All-American’ designer clothes store, Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) came under fire recently from French rights watchdog Defenseur des Droits (Defender o...
Insights 8 August 2013
According to the Office of National Statistics, in 2012 nearly half of all babies were born to unmarried parents. This figure is set to rise with soci...
Insights 30 July 2013
Football Clubs in Scotland hoping to attract Islamic players need to think carefully about the arrangements they put in place – or face potential disp...
Insights 26 July 2013
Leaving property to younger family members can be a wonderful gift, but be aware of potential complications with Scotland's Additional Dwelling Supplement
Insights 23 July 2013
As HRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate the birth of their son - we offer a few (tongue in cheek) top tips on things that the new parents may wish to consider
Insights 12 July 2013
In the case of City & County of Swansea v Gayle, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) considered whether an employer’s use of covert video recordings ...