Cameron Greig
Senior AssociateCameron is a senior associate in our Litigation division which is one of the largest and most experienced litigation teams in Scotland.
Cameron is a key member of the planning team with a focus on property litigation and planning disputes.
Cameron acts for a wide range of public and private sector clients. He provides clear and robust advice on various aspects of property and planning law and regularly acts in large scale, high value and high profile projects including public local inquiries and compulsory purchase compensation claims.
Cameron has experience of acting for clients in disputes at the Sheriff Court, Court of Session, Lands Tribunal for Scotland and at Public Local Inquiries under Roads, Planning and Energy legislation.
Cameron is also a Notary Public.
Areas of Expertise
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Planning & Environmental Law
Real Estate Litigation
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Biodiversity and NPF4: Clarity from the Court
National Planning Framework 4 ("NPF4") marked its first anniversary as part of the statutory development plan in February. One year on since its adoption, there are a number of legal challenges working their way through the courts addressing disputed interpretations of a varied selection of different policies contained within the framework.
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National Planning Framework 4 and the Exceptional Release of Housing Land
In the planning world before National Planning Framework 4 ("NPF4"), a shortfall against a local development plan's housing land requirement offered a potential route towards development consent for housing on unallocated sites.
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A tale of two cities: Relevant considerations in appeals against listed building designation
Unlike its namesake, this tale does not concern London and Paris but is instead concerned with a building known by its architect as "the radiant city" and the influence of that building on the Granite City of Aberdeen. Also unlike its namesake, this tale provides useful clarification on the factors which can be relevant considerations in appeals against listed building designations.