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Business interruption insurance — finally .... a lockdown lifeline

Posted, 17 January 2021 by Victoria Leslie in Views
Categories: Coronavirus | Coronavirus and litigation | Litigation

Partner Victoria Leslie takes a look at the recent Supreme Court ruling and what it means for enterprises.

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.

Business survival and success post-pandemic

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

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.

Avoiding post-lockdown construction disputes

Posted, 15 May 2020 by Karen Cameron in Views
Categories: Construction | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and construction | Insights | Litigation

When sites reopen here in Scotland, businesses and their advisers will need to innovatively resolve issues. We take a look.

The small business grant in Scotland — paying the price of success?

Many businesses in Scotland will eagerly await the outcome of a legal challenge addressing the disparity in business grants available in different parts of the UK.