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Inverness Expansion
18th June 2019
WJM's Inverness office has expanded and our new office suite is up and running.
Inverness Expansion
18th June 2019
WJM's Inverness office has expanded and our new office suite is up and running. Special thanks goes to Julie Lister, Director at The Green House Inverness fo
WJM Trainee Blogs
14th June 2019
2019 is particularly significant year for the legal profession because it is 100 years since a change in the law permitted women to become lawyers for the first tim
WHAT DO YOU MEAN THERE’S A LEASE?
6th June 2019
It is not uncommon to find a tenant who occupies commercial premises and pays rent on nothing more than a hand shake with the landlord. Months or even years can pas
Push for Innovation in the Legal Profession
4th June 2019
Technology plays an integral part in a solicitor’s ability to deliver a first-class service to clients. With growing competition in the legal market and incre
THE PITFALLS OF PROPERTY RAFFLES
22nd May 2019
WJM's leading property lawyer has called on Scots to think twice before entering property raffles in a bid to land their dream home. Legal Director Graham Adams ha
Employment Briefing May 2019
20th May 2019
Welcome to May's Employment news briefing, providing a summary of some of the recent employment judgements. If you have any questions about any of the topics cover
New Divorce Laws in England
16th May 2019
This month, the Government announced that couples divorcing in England and Wales will no longer have to blame each other for the breakdown of their marriage as ther
Technophobia
13th May 2019
Technophobia: noun. mass noun. The fear, dislike, or avoidance of new technology. Common amongst solicitors. Being a child in the 90s meant growing up alongside th
ONSHORE WIND WILL DO THE HEAVY LIFTING OVER THE NEXT 30 YEARS
9th May 2019
A while before Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion (in their own ways) had everyone focussing again on climate change, I had my own minor epiphany in March. I w
WJM BOOSTS INVERNESS OFFERING WITH TEAM EXPANSION
6th May 2019
Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP has announced significant growth in Inverness with seven new recruits and an office expansion. Broadening the law firm’s
Unresolved Problems with GPs’ and Dentists’ Premises
2nd May 2019
Ensuring the viability of doctors’ and dentists’ practices is an obvious social good, since it protects the health and welfare of people across Scotland
PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED AT INVERNESS LAW FIRM AS NEW PARTNERS APPOINTED
17th April 2019
Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP has announced the appointment of two new Partners at its Inverness office. Paul Adams and JP Campbell, who both joined the tea
NONE OF US KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS
5th April 2019
The Law Society of Scotland recommends that every adult over the age of 50 years old considers granting a Power of Attorney but what is a Power of Attorney and why
Constitutional matters
29th March 2019
Those of you who read my earlier blog on the UK’s need for a written constitution may be worried that I am about to go over old ground again. That’s tem
Probate v Confirmation – A Comparison of the English and Scottish Procedures for Executors
28th March 2019
As in many areas of Private Client law and practice, Scotland and England have completely different systems for providing executors appointed by a will (or acting u
