Legislation is constantly evolving, however, when it comes to trust law in Scotland, little has changed since the Trusts (Scotland) Act 1964. The i...
Read MoreThe UK government has recently issued a consultation on adjustments to the UK subsidy control regime (the Subsidy Control Act having come into forc...
Read MoreIt’s that time of year when we hear, on a loop, the same old favourite Christmas anthems including the perennial favourite, Band Aid’s “Do They Kno...
Read MoreSelling a business is a major decision that requires careful planning and a methodical approach. Whether you’re considering stepping away from your...
Read MoreThe long-awaited Charity Commission Inquiry Report into The Captain Tom Foundation was published on 21st November 2024: ...
Read MoreEmployment lawyers are well versed in misconduct or grievance investigations at work. We can advise on the beginning, middle and end of the investi...
Read MoreHuman Resources (HR) practitioners are well-versed in handling complaints involving the employee/employer relationship. However, for those working ...
Read MoreTraditional gender and cultural stereotypes really do have a lot to answer for. We’re almost a quarter of the way through the 21st centu...
Read MoreAs the line between work and home continues to blur, the concept of a ‘right to switch off’ is gaining traction. The UK Government’s proposal aims ...
Read MoreRural land and business owners have long relied on generous inheritance tax (IHT) reliefs to help them successfully implement their succession plan...
Read MoreGood transport networks in rural areas are essential for both the health of the local economy and the vibrancy of local communities. Whether it is ...
Read MoreIt’s a difficult and tumultuous time in the UK and many organisations will be facing the squeeze, particularly in the third sector. Many charitable...
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