ArticleProtecting The Family Inheritance From A 'Predatory' MarriageIn Scotland there is already a greater degree of protection, but care is still needed to protect the family inheritance from exploitation. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleFirst Appeal By The General Medical Council In Scotland Refused By The CourtThe first appeal brought in Scotland by the General Medical Council has confirmed that the court needs to find the original tribunal decision was ‘manifestly wrong' before it will interfere with theUnited KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleCharity Regulator Issues New Guidance On Charity Investments And Good PracticeThe Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator ("OSCR") has published its much anticipated guidance on "Charity Investments: Guidance and Good Practice".United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleIs Authorised Economic Operator Status The Key To A Smooth Brexit?We've not only become accustomed to but dependent upon efficient frictionless arrangements for the movement of goods between the UK and other EU member states.European UnionGovernment, Public SectorAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleA Question Of Height: It's A Judicial Neigh For The Buyer Of A Competition PonyIn a dispute about the height of a pony bought for competition purposes, the Sheriff Appeal Court has found that the seller of the pony had neither breached the contract of sale nor made a misrepresentation about the pony's height to the purchaser. United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleFamily Law: Scotland v England, It's Not A Level Playing Field!Family Law and divorce are treated very differently north and south of the border. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleFalling Into Arrears On Child Support Payments Could Mean Losing Your Passport!Since the Child Support Act 1991 came into effect, the CMS (and the Child Support Agency before that) has had a sizeable proportion of child support arrears which it makes efforts to recover.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleBrexit – A Muckle BoorachWatching from the wings, as most of us are, albeit sometimes reluctantly, we continue to witness the slow-motion car crash that is the Brexit process in the UK Parliament. United KingdomGovernment, Public SectorAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleFinancial Support For Children – When Does The Obligation End?Parents sometimes wrongly think that financial support of children stops at the age of 16.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleThe Duty Of Care Applies To Non-MedicsMr Darnley was assaulted by a blow to the head on the afternoon of 17 May 2010. United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleInheritance - Some Welcome Changes For Surviving Relatives, But No Change To What Can Be ClaimedWills and inheritance were reviewed again in October, when the Scottish Government published a response to its 2015 consultation on the law of succession.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleWorld Trade Organisation Trading Terms: A Safety Net For The ‘No Deal' Scenario?‘Be careful what you wish for' is often said to be an ancient Chinese proverb and, as we enter the Year of the Pig ...European UnionInternational LawAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleWhen A Key Comes Before A RingFor many couples, a key is likely to come before a ring, although it's true to say that there may be more rings and proposals around Valentine's Day. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleCourt Questions Fairness Of Interim Suspensions Effect Pending Outcome Of AppealsThe Court of Session has dismissed an appeal brought by a nurse (PB) against a decision of the Nursing and Midwifery Council's Fitness to PractiseUnited KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticlePolitical Uncertainty And Cost Pressures Taking Toll On Scottish EconomyThe latest SCC Quarterly Economic Indicator survey for Q4 of 2018 shows Brexit uncertainty and rising cost pressures take toll on the Scottish economy as investment slows down.European UnionGovernment, Public SectorAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleModernisation Of The List Of Improvements To Agricultural HoldingsWe previously reported that the Tenant Farming Commissioner had recommended various changes to modernise the statutory list of improvements to agricultural holdings.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleUK Data Protection Law After BrexitOn 24 December 2020, the UK and the EU agreed the Trade and Co-operation Agreement between the EU and the UK (the "TCA"). United KingdomPrivacyAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleEmployers Will Be Liable For Deliberate Data Breaches By EmployeesThe IT worker uploaded the data, containing the personal details of 99,998 employees onto a file sharing website.United KingdomPrivacyAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleHave Your Say: Scots Invited To Give Their Views On Who Gets Your MoneyFollowing on from the Scottish Government's 2015 consultation on the law of succession (the response to which was released at the end of last year), a further consultation paper has now been launched.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAnderson Strathern LLP
ArticleBrexit - What's On The Horizon For The Rural Sector?What are the main Brexit concerns and opportunities for Scotland's farms and rural estates? Farmers unions have welcomed the progress made on reaching a deal.United KingdomGovernment, Public SectorAnderson Strathern LLP