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I am a Senior Associate in the Planning Team.
I advise on a wide variety of planning law issues and assist clients with the contentious and non-contentious aspects of securing planning permission for projects.
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Scotland is taking a bold step into the digital future with the introduction of the Digital Assets (Scotland) Bill.
This landmark legislation provides long-awaited legal clarity on the status under Scots law of digital assets—such as cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other blo
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In December 2025, the Employment Rights Bill was finally approved and given royal assent and this year will see the first wave of the changes come into force, many other changes are to be implemented in 2027 or later.
Focussing only on 2026 changes, there are some important changes on the horizon w
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Family law disputes can be emotionally challenging, especially when they involve children, and/or finances.
In Scotland, people facing separation or divorce generally resolve their issues through mediation, negotiation, litigation, or sometimes a combination of these. Understanding the differences,
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Having recently joined Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie, I work within the Private Client team based in Edinburgh.
I assist the team with resolving disputes in relation to contentious estates and trusts.
I work closely with Sarah-Jane Macdonald to assist our clients in reaching an amicable sol
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Many of the measures contained in the Employment Rights Act 2025 will be implemented in April and October 2026 with the remainder during 2027.
However, the Government has now published Guidance on the transitional and saving arrangements for the trade union measures of the Employment Rights Act 202
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Money underpins all charitable work. Charity funders come in many forms, from the might of funders like Big Lottery, Comic Relief or Scottish Government, through to traditional grant-giving charitable trusts, on-street collections and personal giving.
Funding All charities need funds to operate and
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The words “I’m allergic to . . .” can strike fear into any premises serving food.
New EU regulations should make it easier for food serving premises to answer queries about exactly what is . . . and what isn’t in a dish, so allowing customers to make a better informed choice
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