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Where a company is subject to an insolvency process the acting insolvency practitioner must ensure the correct treatment of creditors; otherwise his decisions may be subject to challenge.

The Scottish Government have signalled a clear intention to try and change the approach to planning in Scotland as well as the legislative framework.

The Residential Care Worker was subject to verbal abuse and physical aggression by a young person in her care.

Carbon Capture and Storage ("CCS") is the process of capturing the Carbon Dioxide ("CO2") produced by power stations and transferring it to sub-seabed storage sites.

The implementation of the new planning legislation in Scotland has been a prolonged affair.

Most of the provisions revising and bringing the planning system in Scotland up to date have now become effective.

Her employment was not a significant contributing factor so she did not meet the definition of 'injury' under the WCRA.

The Scottish Government has repeatedly made clear that its prime purpose is to increase sustainable economic growth.

These changes impact on builders and developers who sell and market to foreign buyers, who now pay a fee to the FIRB.

Construction liability claims are among the most complex and contentious disputes in the legal landscape. They often involve multiple parties, including owners, contractors, subcontractors, consultants...

Scottish Government recently published a consultation paper on the future of the renewable energy industry in Scotland.

SEPA has issued new Guidelines on the Thermal Treatment of Waste which update and replace those produced in 2004 and have the objective of ensuring that recovery of energy from waste is maximised as well as ensuring that new and existing thermal treatment facilities don't impede the prevention or recycling of waste.

Administration has been the insolvency procedure that has predominantly hit the headlines recently.

Reena Buggal examines the new restrictions on the manner in which local authorities can obtain surveillance following changes to existing legislation due to come into force on 1st November 2012.

Planning is a subject which can stir up considerable controversy and result in entrenched views which are diametrically opposed to each other.

The annual review from the Directorate for Planning & Environmental Appeals (DPEA) always makes interesting reading. This year however it is of particular interest as the period it covers (2010/2011) is the first full year (as the review itself points out) during which the reforms to the planning system have been fully in effect.

The process of implementation of the 2006 Planning Act is firmly under way.