News 4 November 2024
In praise of our charity trustees
During Trustees Week, Lindsays celebrates the essential work of our charity trustees supporting organisations throughout Scotland
Insights 1 November 2024
Employment Appeal Tribunal rules that anti-Muslim beliefs are not protected
Christine Jamieson analyses a case which found that beliefs tied to anti-Muslim sentiments are not protected under the Equality Act 2010
Insights 31 October 2024
PI without pain - Guide to making a personal injury claim
If you’re considering a claim, your chances of obtaining the compensation you deserve will be much enhanced if you know the answers to some basic questions
News 30 October 2024
Understanding the differences between Wills and PoAs in Scotland and the rest of the UK
When drafting Wills and Powers of Attorney in Scotland it involves unique legal requirements compared to those in England and Wales
Insights 30 October 2024
Collaborating for a happier ending when you separate
Separation is never an easy decision or process, but there are ways of keeping it amicable and adult
News 28 October 2024
When inheritance disputes turn deadly: The case of Dr Thomas Kwan
Wills and succession disputes are not uncommon but a recent case reveals how far some people may go to ensure they inherit
Insights 22 October 2024
Charity members: help or hindrance?
The membership models of charities (or lack of them) may be damaging their sustainability and longevity.
News 22 October 2024
Lindsays’ high standards secure best placings yet in Chambers and Legal 500 2025 guides
Higher rankings achieved in Chambers and Partners and more than 60% of our lawyers recognised in the latest Legal 500 rankings
Insights 21 October 2024
Why only employer conduct is relevant in assessing constructive dismissal claims
A recent EAT ruling confirms that in constructive dismissal claims, only the employer’s actions determine if a breach of trust and confidence has occurred
