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Employment Law Advice on Food-Related Offences at Work

Is eating leftover food at work a sackable offence? This is the debate that's been raging on in the wake of the viral story that involved a cleaner being axed from her contractor after allegedly eating a discarded £1.50 tuna sandwich. The 39-year-old woman has now begun legal proceedings agai Read more

Lois Maclennan

I am currently a Trainee Paralegal in Inverness and I assist the team with Executry administration. Read more

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

Olivia Finnie

I am a first-year trainee currently working in the Private Client team in our Glasgow Office. I am looking forward to assisting the team and their clients with a variety of matters including Wills, Powers of Attorney and general executry administration. Read more

WJM and Irwin Mitchell Provide The Traitors Finalist Andrew Jenkins Respite on UK-Wide Trek for Brain Injury Charity

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP and Irwin Mitchell Scotland were delighted to welcome Andrew Jenkins, finalist of BBC hit series The Traitors, to WJM’s Glasgow office as part of his remarkable UK trek in support of brain injury charity, Headway. Andrew, who sustained a life-changing brai Read more

Summer Placements

At WJM we want to give law students a flavour of what it’s like to work in private practice. The summer placement scheme at WJM gives us the opportunity to get to know one another. We are looking for students in their third year of their LLB or first year of accelerated LLB who demonstrate st Read more

Applying for an Extension of the Administration Period – Do’s and Don’ts

On 21 November 2024, Lord Braid Published an Opinion in the Administration of PSL2021 Realisations Limited (formerly Peacocks Stores Limited) in relation to a Note to extend the Administrators’ term of office in terms of paragraph 76 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986. Lord Braid neatl Read more

Michelle Young

I advise on the laws of inheritance, succession planning and trusts and have experience of providing advice to high-net worth individuals, families, and professional and private trustees in Scottish and English jurisdictions. I encourage lifetime planning so clients have peace of mind that their Read more