Category - Insights

For the record...can employees secretly record a meeting?

Posted, 15 August 2019 by Alanah Mills in Views
Categories: Employment | Insights

In an era where mobile phones can serve as portable recording studios, solicitor Alanah Mills looks at what employers can do about secret recordings at work.

New guidance on the applicability of liquidated damages

Posted, 26 July 2019 by Sarah Stuart in Views
Categories: Commercial contracts | Insights | Litigation

The devil’s in the detail. We look at how a recent case in England provides guidance on the interpretation of LADs.

What I’ve learnt — Andrew Stott

Posted, 09 July 2019 in News
Categories: Insights | Us

If you could pass along a handful of life lessons to your younger self, what would you say? Inverness senior associate Andrew Stott spills the beans.

What I’ve learnt — by Jennifer, aged 50 years and a third

Posted, 05 July 2019 in News
Categories: Insights | Us

If you could pass along a handful of life lessons, what would you say? Here’s what chairman and partner Jennifer Young thinks.

With uncertainty being the only certainty what’s happening in the Scottish land market?

Posted, 20 June 2019 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Insights | Private client | Rural

We are living in unprecedented times. So in the rural sector, are people selling up, cashing in, and settling for an easy life. We find out.

Pre pack administration — the word on the (high) street

Posted, 17 May 2019 by Tim Thomas in Views
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Insights | Litigation

The retail sector’s taken a few significant hits recently when it comes to businesses facing insolvency. We take a look at what’s afoot.

Nigeria to the Netherlands, Finland to France and beyond — the Lawyers Associated Worldwide regional meeting.

Posted, 16 May 2019 by Jennifer Young in Views
Categories: Insights | Us

Diversity, succession planning, inclusion and unconscious bias. All in a day or two’s work for LAW. Jennifer Young updates us on her trip to Milan.

From line-outs to the law

Posted, 17 May 2017 in News
Categories: Insights

Ledingham Chalmers' associate Andrew Stott has been elected to the Inverness Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors.

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For the record...can employees secretly record a meeting? - In an era where mobile phones can serve as portable recording studios, solicitor Alanah Mills looks at what employers can do about secret recordings at work.

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