Insights 10 November 2017

How should an employer handle workplace harassment allegations?

With historic harassment allegations prominent in the media, employers should be aware of the steps they can take to ensure allegations are handled appropriately

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News 9 November 2017

Eilish leaves no time for holiday blues by jumping back into winter training

Eilish races into winter training and competes in a mile race in Biella, Italy and the Giro Podistico di Pettinengo 4k

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Insights 7 November 2017

What do you need to know about personal injury trusts?

If you receive a lump sum payment due to an injury, setting up a trust is an option to consider

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Insights 3 November 2017

Contracts of employment – should they be written or verbal?

There is no legal requirement to provide a written employment contract, it can be verbal or even a mixture of the two, but is there a best practice?

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News 30 October 2017

The biggest field in quarter of a century race at the Lindsays Cross Country Season launch event

Lindsays XC Season 2017/18 launched with the Relays in Cumbernauld at the weekend with athletes and clubs from across the country participating

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News 19 October 2017

Land registration should be on business radars

Business owners should be aware their properties can be registered in the new digital-based Land Register of Scotland without their input under KIR

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News 18 October 2017

Transfer of housing cases from Sheriff Court to the First Tier Tribunal

Landlords should be aware as of 1 December 2017 some private rented housing cases will be dealt with by the First Tier Tribunal rather than the Sheriff Court

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News 17 October 2017

Should penalty clauses be reformed?

Alternative approaches to the rule against penalty clauses are being considered by the Scottish Law Commission

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Insights 16 October 2017

Understanding Legal Rights

When you die, your spouse and your children will automatically be entitled to a share of your estate regardless of whether or not you have a Will

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Case Studies 12 October 2017

Significant litigation success for our client defending a commercial claim

Our litigation experts successfully secured a six-figure sum for our client in a rare motion for an interim payment to account of an award of expenses

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News 11 October 2017

Expanding our presence in Glasgow

As featured in the Herald's Business HQ, Managing Partner, Alasdair Cummings and Ian Beattie, our COO, discuss our recent growth and office move

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News 3 October 2017

Our latest promotions recognise our ambitious lawyers

We are delighted to announce three associate level promotions across our offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee

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