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Welcome to this 15 week blog series covering delays and extensions of time under construction contracts.

In our weekly employment podcast, partners, David Hossack and Innes Clark discuss 3 areas of risk that employers are currently facing as well as...

The Sixth Session of the Scottish Parliament is now well and truly under way. The Queen brought her Crown to Holyrood and opened the Session formally...

The ever increasing price of buying a croft has recently hit the headlines, with a small croft on Harris (including a house and four 'cottages' used...

As the country’s businesses across all sectors, big and small, meet for a variety of events this Scottish Business Week (18-22 October), one key area...

Diversity and Inclusion is about ensuring everyone can bring their whole selves to work in an environment that is both challenging and supportive...

The EAT has upheld two conflicting judgements on whether the same compulsory retirement policy was discriminatory

A structured approach should be taken to assessing "qualifying disclosures"

In our weekly podcast, Partner David Hossack and Senior Solicitor Fiona Meek discuss a recent Employment Tribunal case which centred around a...

I think everyone will agree that this year has been one like no other in terms of working life as a lawyer! Everyone having to adjust to working from...

As lockdown begins to ease, the Home Office are reviewing a number of the concessions they have made over the last year concerning the effect of the...

Plans for a new consumer duty were set out by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in May this year after it found that current principles were not...

Welcome to our October e-bulletin. There is still time to register for our free autumn Essential Employment Law Webinar, covering the current hot...

You may get a variety of responses when you announce that you study, or work, in law. It may be the classic joke of "Oh you'll help me with my legal...

In our latest Essential Employment Law Webinar, Innes Clark, Alan Delaney and Sarah Gilzean look at the employment law developments that you should...

The sudden shift to working from home since early last year left many public sector office buildings empty – and it is looking increasingly unlikely...

In our weekly podcast, Partner David Hossack and Senior Solicitor Fiona Meek discuss a recent case which has been in the news, where an employee was...

Any funder offering invoice finance facilities in the UK whose borrowers have (or may in the future have) debtors with a Scottish connection should...