Posted, 17 October 2018
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Victoria Leslie in Views
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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, 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, 02 May 2018
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Roddy Cormack in Views
Categories:
Commercial property | Construction | Litigation
When is a defect in how something is engineered or constructed not a “design” defect? Senior associate Roddy Cormack explains the latest twist in the tale of the Glendoe hydro electric scheme.
Posted, 20 April 2018
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Sarah Stuart in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Commercial property | Construction | Litigation
Will new third party rights legislation change contracts in the construction sector? Or will it be better the devil you know with collateral warranties remaining the preferred option?
Posted, 31 July 2017
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John Smart in Views
Categories:
Commercial property | Corporate | Employment | Litigation | Rural
Inverness-based partner John Smart reflects on last week’s Nairn Show and why it’s important to have a presence at such key rural events.
Posted, 02 May 2017
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Jody Mitchell in Views
Categories:
Litigation
It's unclear why many people think private parking charges are unenforceable. It’s a myth, and refusing to pay on principle can prove expensive.
Posted, 20 April 2017
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Rebecca Walker in Views
Categories:
Litigation
A recent sheriff court decision means lenders seeking to enforce a standard security previously assigned elsewhere may be find themselves with no title to sue.
Posted, 13 April 2017
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Karen Cameron in Views
Categories:
Construction | Litigation
Doubt leads to disputes, so say what you mean. After all, unless the terms of a contract are crystal clear, there is scope for argument.
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?
