There are only five weeks until the end of the Brexit transition period. However, no progress has been made on the key sticking points of competition...

In the fifth and final article of our metaverse series, we will discuss the use of immersive online technology in an employment context and set out some of the considerations that employers...

Readers will no doubt be familiar with the previous reported cases in the litigation between the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

Summer 2022 has been an incredible season for women's sport. In the UK, the English women's football team won the UEFA Women's Euros and there has been a brilliant run of British winners at the Commonwealth Games...

The UK's new safeguard mechanism for international transfers of personal data came into force on 21 March 2022.

In this TCC decision, the Court considered the complex issue of concurrent delay and whether the Council had followed the correct termination procedure under the contract, and whether this termination was effective.

What rights do tenant farmers have when it comes to damages caused by deer? There are thought to be over a million deer in Scotland and the pressure that this huge population causes to farming cannot be underestimated.

Following the significant increase in public expenditure as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, speculation has been mounting as to which taxes the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, is likely to increase in order to pay for this.

NFT stands for ‘non-fungible token.' It is a type of crypto-asset which is connected to or represents an associated asset – this will usually be a digital asset. The most common association...

We are an increasingly mobile jet-setting population and France still remains a top choice for UK nationals seeking a move abroad.

As noted in one of our earlier articles in this series, the shareholders' agreement and articles for a joint venture company (the JV Arrangements) will generally include provisions governing the transfer of shares.

On 14 April 2026, the Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Act 2026 received Royal Assent. The Act builds on, and seeks to implement, recommendations made by the Scottish Law Commission in a report from 2018.

Rural landowners have increasingly diversified their businesses in recent years. The trend shows no signs of stopping...

Fostering a strong sense of belonging and collegiality is vital not only to the triumph of any sports team but also to businesses in all industries. This article highlights the keys to the Lionesses' success...

The Weymouth Dorset hotel, which was being run by LFH Moonfleet Manor Ltd, was having its roof renovated on 13 June 2019 when a slate fell around five metres...

On 13 December 2024, the UK government published its much-anticipated Clean Power 2030 Action Plan ("CP 2030"). The publication is lengthy and wide-ranging...

The High Court in England's recent decision in DKH Retail Ltd v City Football Group Ltd [2024] EWHC 3221 (Ch) suggested a change of attitude towards mandating compulsory mediation during judicial proceedings.

Rural landowners face complex legal questions when wild swimmers use their lochs, rivers and reservoirs. With water-related fatalities rising and participation surging, understanding occupier liability duties has become essential for estates, farms and rural businesses managing open water access.

The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill 2024 proposes expanded compensation rights for agricultural tenants impacted by game damage. It balances landlords' sporting rights with tenants' farming activities, potentially improving tenant protections and reducing conflicts.

The Scottish Government's updated short-term lets legislation, effective August 30, 2024, introduces caps on exemptions, facilitates licence transfers, allows provisional licences during construction, mandates additional safety information, and includes technical updates impacting new and existing operators.