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Posted, 17 October 2018
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Victoria Leslie in Views
Categories:
Litigation
The use of video links in court hearings is on the rise. Is this good or bad news for clients in remote communities?
Posted, 16 October 2018
by
Emma Somerville in Views
Categories:
Family law
Parental rights and responsibilities can always be a bit of a tricky concept, but who has these rights and how do you acquire them? Following this week’s royal baby news, Emma Somerville from our family team tells us more.
Posted, 12 October 2018
by
Kirk Tudhope in Views
Categories:
Employment
In light of the Ashers Bakery case, are the old rules of avoiding discussion of religion and politics at work still sensible? Kirk Tudhope explains.
Posted, 12 October 2018
in News
Categories:
CSR | Us
Around 25 riders got on their bikes in September to raise funds for Avoch Amenities Association's £300,000 refurbishment.
Posted, 01 October 2018
in News
In the second of our people profiles, we meet Aberdeen-based Laura Edmunds. Without doubt one of the most adventurous of our team members.
Posted, 24 September 2018
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Emma Somerville in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client
More commonly the topic of detective series than dinner table chat, the process of exhumation can be a bit of a mystery. Emma Somerville from our family team tells us more.
Posted, 21 September 2018
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Laura Edmunds in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Corporate | Litigation
If you’re buying or selling goods and services, how do you know which company’s terms and conditions apply? And how can you make sure yours are properly incorporated?
Posted, 20 September 2018
by
Laura Downie in Views
Categories:
Residential property
Whether you’re a first time renter, or looking for more space for the family, here’s a taster of just some of the great properties we have on offer.
Video links in Scottish courts — fewer planes, trains and automobiles - The use of video links in court hearings is on the rise. Is this good or bad news for clients in remote communities?
