News

• 17 May 2012
  Faulty implants cause problems in the UK and abroad
  In recent months the newspapers have been filled with stories from celebrities and ordinary women alike, all worried about the possibility of their faulty breast implants rupturing.
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• 14 May 2012
  First UK On-demand chart launches
  A new Top 100 Rundown Chart is to be launched Monday 14th May and is the first chart to rank audio streams from both ad-funded and subscription services in the UK.
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• 9 May 2012
  Neilston Community Joint Venture lifts off
  Morton Fraser were delighted to act for a variety of lenders in their lend to the Neilston Community in their joint venture with Carbon Free Developments for the development of four wind turbines.
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• 8 May 2012
  Avoiding the Olympic ambush marketing trap
  New legislation to control advertising and trading in and around London 2012 events was passed in December 2011. However, there remain many advertisers and traders in the event zones who are confused about the Regulations.
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• 8 May 2012
  Silent support for Breakthrough Breast Cancer
  Morton Fraser is organising a silent auction in order to raise funds for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, a charity which has recently been of significant support to one of their Partners.
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• 4 May 2012
  Historic building firm fined following fatal accident
  The firm that runs Warwick Castle as a visitor attraction has been fined £350,000 and made to pay prosecution costs of £145,000 following a successful prosecution under Health and Safety legislation.
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• 3 May 2012
  The Assembly Rooms - who owns the name?
  The BBC has recently reported that two of the Edinburgh Fringe's biggest operations are arguing over the name used by the newly-refurbished Assembly Rooms.
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• 1 May 2012
  Employers can force retirement, court ruling suggests
  A recent article on the BBC news site highlighted the case of Solicitor Leslie Seldon who had been forced into retirement by his law firm shortly after his 65th birthday in 2006.
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• 26 Apr 2012
  Local School pupils discuss the case for a new 'Snoopers’ Law'
  Local school pupils have been considering the arguments for and against a proposed new law which would give the government powers to check up on who people phone, which websites they visit and who they send e-mails to.
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• 25 Apr 2012
  Morton Fraser helps Lothian Association of Youth Clubs convert to a SCIO
  Morton Fraser’s Third Sector Team is pleased to have assisted LAYC (Lothian Association of Youth Clubs) convert from an unincorporated association to a SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation).
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