For many, moving house can be a daunting prospect. There is a lot to consider and figuring out what is most important to you can be difficult.

We are all aware of the cost-of-living crisis and how that is affecting us as individuals, but it also has implications for the charities within our communities

Have you sometimes wondered how to tell whether a deal you wish to document, or a document which you are examining, amounts to a ‘Lease’ or not?

The Scottish Government has continued its implementation of the Planning (Scotland) Act 2019, with two instruments that have effect from 1 October 2022.

Latest Consultation on Land Reform - Is there a proper evidence base, and does it focus accurately on the issues?

Many Scottish landowners have sought to add value to unproductive land through afforestation, although what planning is required?

With strong commercial reasons for doing so, many land and property owners have diversified into holiday letting to benefit from this captive market. 

The employment law landscape continues to evolve post-Covid - here are three areas for employers to look out for.

Perhaps most feel they are familiar with the principle, but some aspects are less well known, and some have been the subject of litigation over the past decade.

In March 2022, Project Scotland reported on conflicting responses to the Scottish Government’s draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4).

If you suspect that you have suffered loss as a result of breach, is to take legal advice at the first opportunity.

The current Energy Performance Certificate (“EPC”) requirements are set out in regulations from 2008, and provide information on how energy efficient a building