Posted, 01 August 2018
in News
Categories:
CSR | Rural
The full-service law firm is helping to showcase seven young business owners — and their contribution to the farming community and beyond — at this year’s event.
Posted, 11 May 2018
by
Jim Drysdale in Views
Categories:
CSR | Rural
The annual Fife point-to-point marks the start of a busy show season for our rural team. Partner — and former jockey — Jim Drysdale reports.
Posted, 10 May 2018
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Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Corporate | Family law | Private client | Rural
How can specialist advisors help rural businesses in an ever-more complex and competitive market? Director of rural business, Linda Tinson, explains.
Posted, 13 March 2018
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Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client | Rural
What will our future agricultural, land and environmental policies look like? And how do we build a sustainable future?
Posted, 07 November 2017
by
Lois Craig in Views
Categories:
Private client | Rural
What will change later this month when the Modern Limited Duration Tenancy (MLDT) replaces the Limited Duration Tenancy (LDT) for all agricultural leases over 10 years?
Posted, 28 September 2017
by
Lois Craig in Views
Categories:
Commercial property | Private client | Residential property | Rural
It’s over 400 years since the General Register of Sasines was established: what’s changed, and how can landowners best clarify and protect their own boundaries?
Posted, 18 September 2017
by
Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client | Rural
Given current political and economic uncertainty, it has arguably never been more important for the rural sector to invest in a sustainable future.
Posted, 31 July 2017
by
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.
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?
