If you are dealing with a problematic tenant, the litigation team in Scotland can advise you on your options and assist you with resolving matters.

Taking the first step towards a separation is often the catalyst for the beginning of a new family dynamic. Mediation can ...

When a person loses the mental capacity to manage their financial affairs, the Court of Protection has the authority to appoint a Deputy to make the decisions for them that still need to be made. The ...

All businesses have some form of intellectual property, but few fully understand what that means and how to protect it. In this detailed guide, we help explain. Intellectual property (IP) law provides ...

Recent reports concerning Sir Ranulph Fiennes has prompted wider questions about lasting powers of attorney, deprivation of liberty and who ultimately has authority to make decisions for vulnerable ...

Recent case law has determined that partners may be protected as ‘workers’ under some employment legislation, including whistleblowing and discrimination legislation.

Coroners Statistics 2024 (published on 8 May 2025) and PFD reports provide a useful overview of Coroners’ Courts trends and areas of focus for Coroners over the past 12 months together with insight ...

ESG clauses are moving from aspiration to obligation. Landlords and tenants need to know who controls the work, who benefits ...

Workplace safety has traditionally focused on risks from innovative technology, changing working practices or unusual accident scenarios. However, the tide may be turning to a less visible but ...