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09 September 2026 | Time to read: 5 mins

Scotland’s Land Reform Act: Implementation Timeline and What Happens Next

By Robert Scott-Dempster

New consultations, a Land and Communities Commissioner and future transfer restrictions. Explore what is next for land reform.

07 September 2026 | Time to read: 2 mins

Cohabitants’ Rights in Scotland: Four Things You Should Know

By Stephen Grant

Discover four key rights every unmarried couple living together in Scotland should know, from finances to claims after separation or death.

24 August 2026 | Time to read: 5 mins

Why Leases Are Different: The Special Rules That Shape Landlord and Tenant Relationships

By John Stirling

A lease can outlast generations. We discuss the special legal framework protecting landlords, tenants, and the economies around them.

22 August 2026 | Time to read: 7 mins

Home Reports in Scotland Explained: A Complete Guide for Home Buyers

By Evelyn Moir

We explain the key parts of a Home Report, common issues buyers should be aware of and how the valuation may influence both your offer and mortgage.

17 August 2026 | Time to read: 5 mins

Scottish Building Safety Levy: What the New Indicative Rates Mean for Developers

By Jenna Wayth

New Scottish Building Safety Levy rates revealed. Discover what the 2028 tax means for developers, costs and future housing projects.

11 August 2026 | Time to read: 6 mins

Scotland’s new muirburn licensing regime: What landowners and occupiers need to know

By Sam Conington

Muirburn will soon require a licence in Scotland. Find out what the new rules mean for landowners and occupiers.

10 August 2026 | Time to read: 5 mins

Community Burdens and the Housing Crisis

By John Stirling

Community burdens can have a major impact on development potential. Discover the key lessons from a recent Lands Tribunal ruling.

06 August 2026 | Time to read: 4 mins

Diversification on the Croft: What You Can Do and What You Need Permission For

By Lauren Cook

From holiday lets to renewables, diversification offers opportunities for crofters. Learn what you can do and when consent is required.

24 July 2026 | Time to read: 2 mins

Free Legal Advice for NFU Scotland Members

By Sam Conington

A simple phone call can answer pressing questions and provide peace of mind when it matters most.

23 July 2026 | Time to read: 4 mins

How Can Farmers Prevent Accidents and Protect Their Business?

By Shannon Houston

Agriculture remains one of Britain's highest-risk industries. Discover key legal responsibilities and practical measures to help prevent accidents.

20 July 2026 | Time to read: 3 mins

Employee Monitoring: The Law Must Keep Up with Developing Technology

By Fraser Vandal

One third of UK employers use some form of software to monitor staff. But how far can employers go before privacy is compromised?

18 June 2026 | Time to read: 4 mins

Renewable Energy Developments on Croft Land offers opportunities for Rural Scotland

By Amy McDowell, Ross Baron

We discuss renewable energy developments on croft land, navigating crofting law and engaging communities to unlock economic and environmental benefits.


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