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Financial Conduct Authority fends off challenge to decision to name firm under investigation
17/03/2026
A recent court challenge a Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to name a firm at the outset of an investigation has shown how the “exceptional circumstances” test works.
All is fair in fair notice: the importance of specification and fair notice in professional negligence claims
12/03/2026
The recent decision in J&M Properties v George Weightman [2026] SC AIR 12 echoes the long-standing principle that specification and the provision of fair notice is essential for effective pleadings.
New SBCC contracts explained: key changes and what they mean for your projects
10/03/2026
Here, we discuss the rollout of the new SBCC 2024 contracts and key changes, including legislative alignment, sustainability, collaboration and modernised provisions affecting construction projects.
Take notice: Competition and Markets Authority issues first fine under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act
09/03/2026
A record fine of £473,000 was issued to Euro Car Parks for failing to comply with an information notice.
Is the Global Talent visa a “success story” for the Home Office?
05/03/2026
The Global Talent visa route is now closed to new applicants, but it is still relevant to those who hold a valid visa in this category.
Changes to the Scottish Charity Register: What you need to know
04/03/2026
This blog covers the implementation of the final phase of changes brought about by the Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023.
Navigating the PVG Scheme in Scotland – What you need to know
03/03/2026
The Disclosure (Scotland) Act 2020 (“the 2020 Act”), which came into force on 1 April 2025, implemented a number of significant changes to the Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) scheme.
Is the definition of “personal data” having an identity crisis?
26/02/2026
The definition of “personal data” has been subject to recent scrutiny in both the EU and the UK. In this article, we explore some of the recent case law and commentary in both the UK and the EU.
English jurisdiction clauses: should you include a forum non conveniens waiver?
26/02/2026
This blog explores how the inclusion of a forum non conveniens waiver in an English jurisdiction clause can assist during a dispute.
Commercial lease break notices: tips and pitfalls
25/02/2026
This blog explores commercial leases from the customer and supplier side, with a focus on exercising a break notice.
Staying on the rails across the border
24/02/2026
From devolved Scottish authorities crossing the border, to recent activity at the Technology and Construction Court, we bring the latest procurement updates.
Leasehold reform in England and Wales… and the position in Scotland
19/02/2026
Here, we examine proposed leasehold reform in England and Wales and why Scotland’s distinct property system means the changes will not apply north of the border.
Legal privilege in Scotland and England and Wales
19/02/2026
The concept of privilege has a crucial role in the legal systems of both Scotland and England and Wales, but there are primary differences in how it works in each jurisdiction.
The Interactive Entertainment Scotland manifesto: laying the policy foundations for a Scottish games super cluster
18/02/2026
This blog discusses Interactive Entertainment Scotland's (IES), first manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections in May 2026.
Scotland’s retail sector: key themes from our discussion with the SRC and the First Minister
18/02/2026
Here, we reflect on discussions with the First Minister, the SRC, and SRC members on challenges facing Scotland’s retail sector and ways to support its growth.
The Employment Rights Act 2025: The road ahead
18/02/2026
Having received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025, the much talked about Employment Rights Bill is now officially the Employment Rights Act 2025 (the “Act”).
Reaching through the screen: FCA v HTX breaks new ground with “persons unknown” enforcement
13/02/2026
The Financial Conduct Authority took enforcement action against HTX, using “persons unknown” injunctions to pursue an offshore crypto exchange allegedly breaching UK financial promotions rules.
When is my separation legal?
12/02/2026
In Scotland, the legal definition of separation is based on the “relevant date.” This means that a separation is deemed legal when a couple’s married life comes to an end.
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