Tribunals, time off and toffee pudding — meet trainee solicitor Alanah Mills
Posted, 08 May 2019
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Employment | Litigation | Residential property | Us
In the latest of our meet the team profiles, we turn the spotlight on one of our second year trainees.
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The rise of the employment tribunal — Ledingham Chalmers’ experts on the road in April
Posted, 05 April 2019
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Events | Employment
Join the full-service law firm at free events in Elgin and Inverness to find out how to approach — and indeed avoid — tribunal claims.
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Ledingham Chalmers expert speaks at free Fort William employment law seminar
Posted, 13 March 2019
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Events | Employment
Join the full-service law firm in the Highlands next week to find out more about dealing with common workplace challenges.
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Ledingham Chalmers eyes growth with Edinburgh partner appointment
Posted, 18 February 2019
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Employment | Us
The Scottish full-service law firm has appointed a renowned employment law specialist to join its team in the capital.
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Return of the employment tribunal — event round-up
Posted, 05 February 2019
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
These claims are on the rise, and so are our speaking dates on the topic. Next up, Aberdeen this week.
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When employment law meets the beautiful game — a look ahead at the Press and Journal business breakfast
Posted, 24 January 2019
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
Inverness partner Kirk Tudhope previews the 30 January event, and introduces the topic he’ll be focusing on — employment tribunals.
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To be or not to be — what happens when an insolvent company isn’t insolvent?
Posted, 11 January 2019
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Rebecca Walker in Views
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Corporate | Employment | Bankruptcy and insolvency law
Why does Scots insolvency law mean workers potentially can’t get paid after the collapse of Scottish clinical waste firm HES? And would the same thing happen south of the border?
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For-sea-able urgency?
Posted, 08 January 2019
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Jennifer Young in Views
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Commercial contracts | Construction | Employment
If the recent Department for Transport freight ferry contract awards tell us anything, it’s that it’s time — if you’re not already — to be prepared for no deal Brexit.
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