Alastair Lindsay of Gilson Gray Financial Management and Jim Henderson, Partner, Aristotle Capital Management's Q&A – The Aristotle Investment Fund A.

watch this recorded webinar- Restructure, Repurpose and Return – preparing your organisation for a return to work in the "new normal" and allowing your employees to play to their professional strength

So far at Gilson Gray's Dundee Lettings Team feedback is ‘virtually' positive with all empty properties now "Let Agreed"! This is down primarily to the introduction of virtual viewings

These last few months have challenged many of our working norms. Working practices have altered everywhere. Some changes are welcome such as the increased awareness that paperless working works.

After 5 months of lockdown, it seemed a good time to do a review of working from home. Some people thrive on it while for others it is a daily challenge. I have mixed feelings about working from...

Although things are starting to show signs of changing, we are still living in uncertain times. Most of us will have colleagues on furlough, hopefully due to return shortly.

As discussed in our recent blog, Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced on 24th September the proposed follow-up arrangement to the Job Retention Scheme.

Back in April my Assistant Scott Runciman posted a short blog on some of the temporary changes to Scottish Landlord/Tenancy law brought about by the introduction of the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020.

As restrictions are eased over the coming weeks and months, many landlords and tenants have turned their attention to reopening offices and bringing employees back when lockdown is lifted.

All of the market indicators suggest that the Government Job Retention Scheme has been successful in protecting the jobs of employees during the lockdown period.

At the outset of the Covid 19 lockdown all scheduled hearings with the First Tier Tribunal Housing and Property Chamber were automatically rescheduled to 28th of May 2020

For properties located in England and Wales, it is sometimes asked whether a buyer should request an indemnity against unknown matters affecting the land.

On the 20th March, my colleague Rosie Walker in our litigation department blogged on Coronavirus: Your Wedding Questions Answered.

Over the past few months we have all had to adapt to a "new normal" in many aspects of life and the property market is no exception to this.

The Scottish Government announced this afternoon its latest measures to limit the current increase in Covid-19 cases.

With the Government's commitment to providing additional houses in Scotland and the rest of the UK, buying a new build is a very serious proposition for house buyers in Scotland coming out of lockdown

With the slow easing of lockdown measures we could be forgiven for evoking Churchill. Confidence is returning as we start to venture out with some renewed confidence.

COVID-19 has had a huge impact on the charities sector. Charitable donations have fallen drastically and, with cash flow restricted...

The question of whether owners of land can claim compensation where high voltage power lines cross their land seems to be something that is being asked more and more, especially in the current climate

Today's press briefing from the Scottish Government saw the announcement of Scotland's testing system and the first measures of the easing of lockdown.