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This article provides an overview of the recent negotiations and changes to the tariffs implemented by the US regarding the automobile industry.

The Court of Session has considered whether court proceedings can be raised to interrupt time bar, despite a contractual provision requiring adjudication before litigation.

Members of the litigation funding community could be forgiven for thinking that they were the victims of the apocryphal Chinese curse.

A recent case in which the enjoyment of property has been allegedly disturbed by actions taking place on a neighbouring property may pique the interest of whisky distillers.

February's Supreme Court ruling in Bloomberg confirmed that those under criminal investigation have a right, enforceable in the civil courts, to prevent publication of their identity until the moment they are charged.

Sheep worrying incidents have received increased media coverage recently, particularly in Scotland.

On 8 June 2023, following consideration of a judicial review, there was a significant legal ruling that the City of Edinburgh Council's Short-Term Lets Licensing Policy is unlawful.

The use of common grazing land near Stornoway airport by crofters has been stopped, opening up the development potential of the land.

The controversial European Super League proposals shone a light on the upper echelons of elite football in Europe and indeed, the game, in Britain.

In January 2017, Buzzfeed News published an online article headlined "These Reports Allege Trump Has Deep Ties to Russia".

It is often said that any IT system is only as secure as the people who use it. In other words, all of us – the users – are the weakest link. If Price Waterhouse Cooper's 2016 survey

WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world. Among its many features, messages sent between the app's estimated 1.5 billion users ...

While most people probably think that if they own a property, they can do what they like with it (within reason), that is not the case. In fact, most titles to property in Scotland contain...

The case of Providence Building Services Limited v Hexagon Housing Association Limited concerns the interpretation of a termination clause in a JCT Design and Build Contract.

The Scottish Government has launched its consultation on its proposals for a rural funding transition period post Brexit

A recent Scottish court case clarifies what property owners must prove to enforce real burdens against their neighbours. The decision examines whether personal feelings about development changes constitute sufficient grounds to block construction, or if objective evidence of material harm to property value or enjoyment is required.

Adjudication decisions have interim binding effect; that is, they stand until the outcome is reversed by a court (or other tribunal.

With the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill now passed, the land management obligations for large landowners have been more clearly defined.