Rural | News and Views | Ledingham Chalmers Solicitors

Successful succession for tenant farmers

Posted, 09 December 2019 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Insights | Private client | Rural

There are many good reasons to address the succession to a secure tenancy in life. Here, partner Linda Tinson delves into the detail.

Succession and separate advice — making a difference

Posted, 31 July 2019 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Private client | Rural

Taking separate legal advice, alongside open and honest communication with everyone involved, is a crucial part of getting the right succession arrangements in place.

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.

Scottish law firm eyes growth with raft of promotions and appointments

Posted, 04 April 2019 in News
Categories: Commercial property | Litigation | Private client | Rural | Us

The full service law firm announces seven promotions — including two partners — across three of its offices in Scotland.

When standing still’s not an option — the diversification opportunity

Posted, 07 March 2019 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Private client | Rural

There are opportunities for all types of farming businesses to diversify, but what's the best approach, especially in a challenging economic and political climate?

The generation game — building a resilient farm business

Posted, 18 December 2018 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Rural

Trusted advisors can alleviate increased burdens, such as planning regulations, access to funding, business structure and continuity planning. Linda Tinson tells us more about building a resilient farm business.

Agricultural roadshow at Thainstone — building a resilient farm business

Posted, 27 November 2018 in News
Categories: Events | Rural

Building a resilient farm business in the face of the industry's complex regulatory, economic and political landscape is the subject of a free event — the last in our roadshow series — in Inverurie next week.

Agricultural roadshow in Castle Douglas — building a resilient farm business

Posted, 09 November 2018 in News
Categories: Events | Private client | Rural

In the first of our rural seminars, we talk to delegates in Dumfries and Galloway about how to build a resilient farm business by successfully navigating the industry’s complex regulatory, economic and political landscape.