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What does the new Insurance Distribution Directive mean for NHBC’s Buildmark Cover?
21/02/2019
This particular piece of legislation probably hasn’t grabbed your attention.
Community Empowerment - New Rights, New Mindsets, New Thinking?
21/02/2019
A few days ago, a organisation forwarded to me a circular letter issued by the Scottish Government..
Registered Social Landlords – Do you have the information?
21/02/2019
RSLs will be required to comply with Freedom of Information legislation in Scotland.
Canary Wharf v European Medicines Agency – not so frustrating after all (for the landlord)
20/02/2019
The English High Court has rejected the argument that Brexit allows a tenant to get out of its lease
Change is ploughing a fertile new furrow for agriculture in Scotland
19/02/2019
Farming has always had to adapt and evolve.
Comic books, conscious bias, and why legal dinosaurs should be made extinct
19/02/2019
The mythical work/life balance is now key for both men and women entering the law..
Under the Influence: New Guidelines for Social Media Advertising
18/02/2019
Love it or loathe it, social media is a sign of our times.
Two years of Simple Procedure: It’s been a complicated time
14/02/2019
The Simple Procedure Rules recently celebrated its second birthday.
Emiliano Sala – Nantes turn spotlight to legal matters amid human tragedy
13/02/2019
The tragedy certainly raises a myriad of complicated legal issues.
Is HMV an old dog that has run out of tricks?
12/02/2019
Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?
The £1 Shopping Mall
07/02/2019
A £1 reserve price does not reflect the negative state of retail.
Still the law of choice? Future proofing UK legal services
07/02/2019
50 days to go until B day, and still the cliché that “the only certainty is uncertainty” prevails.
How does a Share Buyback work?
06/02/2019
Why would a company buy back its own stock?
Automated Vehicles – Navigating the Road to Regulatory Reform
06/02/2019
There is no doubt that automation will play a major part in our everyday lives in the future.
Consultations present a basket full of issues for the food and drink sector
05/02/2019
Proper consultation is not a word that many associate with the Brexit process in Westminster.
Perspectives on the Year of the Pig
05/02/2019
As we enter the Year of the Pig, the Burness Paull team look forward.
Lawyers raise £36,000 for children's charities
04/02/2019
All funds were raised by the Burness Paull Foundation, the firm's charitable trust set up in 2015.
Automated Vehicles – Is this the end of the road for the “driver”?
31/01/2019
The role of the UIC is, at this stage, no more than a suggestion.
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