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Scotland's New Short-Term Let Legislation

Understanding the intricacies of Scotland's new short-term let legislation can be a daunting task for operators and stakeholders alike. To shed light on this evolving regulatory landscape, Amen Chaudry, a commercial property solicitor at Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP, offers insights into the Read more

Karen Wallace

I help clients with all aspects of residential conveyancing, specifically the purchase and sale of residential properties. I also deal with remortgages, transfers of title and creating and discharging securities. Read more

Celebrating and Educating on Why Pride is Important to Us All

Alison Marshall, Partner at our Dunfermline Office, discusses the importance of legal firms engaging with Pride, after a successful fundraising Pride Party at the end of June. Our recent event to celebrate Pride brought together 30+ colleagues and friends for an evening of learning, support and fun Read more

Cameron Watson

I am currently a trainee solicitor in the Commercial Property team. Read more

Ruairidh Cameron

I provide clear and practical legal advice on corporate transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, and share option agreements. I am committed to delivering efficient, tailored solutions that help clients navigate the legal and regulatory landscape. Read more

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie and Irwin Mitchell Host 10th Annual Renewables Seminar

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP and Irwin Mitchell Scotland recently co-hosted their 10th annual Renewables Seminar, as the best and brightest of the UK’s green energy sector descended on Glasgow. The seminar, titled ‘Achieving Alignment: The Realities of Delivering Net Zero’ Read more

Judith Allan

I am part of the Private Client team and deal with the administration of estates, trusts and guardianships. Read more

New for 2025 - Employment Tribunal Powers to Increase Awards

The statutory Code of Practice on Dismissal and Re-engagement (the 'Code') has been in effect since 18 July 2024. It allows tribunals to modify compensation by up to 25% if one party unreasonably fails to follow it. However, the legislation needed to allow this uplift to be made is only set to come Read more

Tax Incentive Drives New Wave of Growth

In the second article of our Freeport tax series, WJM partner Angus MacLeod explores the role the Enhanced Structures and Building Allowance (ESBA) will play in informing strategic development and growth. What is ESBA?Once a business has secured land on which to conduct its business, it needs to co Read more

Freeports: WJM Advises on Benefits of Enhanced Capital Allowances

The Inverness and Cromarty Firth and Forth Green Freeports offers significant benefits to businesses that are in a position to take advantage of them. In the third article of our dedicated Freeports series exploring these benefits in more detail, trainee solicitor Keturah Adam looks at one of the m Read more