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Business interruption claims — a significant step forward

Posted, 23 September 2020 by Victoria Leslie in Views
Categories: Coronavirus | Coronavirus and litigation | Insights | Litigation

A recent test case could mean a significant pay-out for insurers on these policies over the coming months. We take a look.

Get off my land? Responsible access in Scotland during a pandemic

Posted, 22 September 2020 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Coronavirus | Coronavirus and rural | Insights | Rural

Partner Linda Tinson looks talks about the need for mutual respect when it comes to countryside access.

Business survival and success post-pandemic

Find out more about how Ledingham Chalmers can help you strengthen and protect your business.

COVID-19 — getting back to the office safely

Posted, 16 September 2020 by John Lee in Views
Categories: Coronavirus | Coronavirus and employment law | Employment | Insights

Partner John Lee looks at what employers need to consider when the time's right for people to come back to the office.

Rights and remedies in construction contracts

Posted, 02 September 2020 by Jennifer Young in Views
Categories: Construction | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and construction | Insights | Litigation

Here we take a closer look at the detail of the rights and remedies that may be available if you’re claiming for an extension of time or loss and expense.

Negotiating construction contracts — a checklist

As lockdown eases, and with sites open again, justifying any delays and failures to meet contract requirements will be firmly in the spotlight.

COVID-19 and a post-Brexit world — catalysts for business model re-evaluation

Posted, 04 August 2020 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Coronavirus | Coronavirus and rural | Private client | Rural

There's arguably never been a more appropriate time for those in farming businesses to step back and look at what comes next. Partner Linda Tinson tells us more.