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Miller Samuel Hill Brown Solicitors Blog

From time to time we will post news articles and announcements relating to the firm and to various legal issues that may be of interest to you.
Protecting Intellectual Property Rights
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
New measures to ensure that companies’ intellectual property rights are well protected have been presented by the European Commission. 
The 12 Tips of Christmas for the Workplace
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Employment Law
‘Tis The Season To Be Jolly, but for employers, it is important to stay aware of certain issues that can arise during the festive period. Here is our list of 12 top tips (one for each day of the festive season!!) to ensure everyone in the workplace h
Deliveroo Riders Found Not to be Workers for Union Purposes
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Employment Law
This week, a decision of the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) that Deliveroo riders are not workers became the latest development in the ongoing saga of ‘gig economy’ cases. The Deliveroo case is unusual in that it was not taken through the tradit
New Research Reveals Impact of Late Payment
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
A new report has revealed that the UK’s late payment culture is putting job creation at risk.
Dismissal of Claim of Religious Discrimination by Non-Executive Director who opposed Same-Sex Adoption
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Employment Law
An Employment Tribunal has recently dealt with another claim, which has been widely reported in the media , relating to the often problematical issue of a “clash of rights” between protected characteristics and the remedies available to an employee u
Calls for Health and Safety Protections to be Maintained Post-Brexit
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Personal Injury Law
New figures from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have revealed that 263 injuries were reported for every 100,000 workers in Britain in 2016/17.
European Courts Find Greek Police Height Requirements Discriminatory
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Employment Law
Police height requirements are a thing of the past here in the UK. When the first police forces were established in the UK in the 1800’s, most police recruits required to be at least 5 foot 10 inches in height. By September 1990, such a requirement w
The House Always Wins? Courts, Casinos and 'Cheating"
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
A recent UK Supreme Court case has shed light on the high-stakes world of professional gambling, and the tactics that can be deployed to gain an edge over the casino – in this case, an edge worth £7.7 million for two days’ work. In Ivey v Genting Cas
LBTT and ADS - A Perfect Storm?
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Commercial Property
As the winter weather approaches, we consider the outlook on the Scottish property market by asking whether Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) and the newly introduced Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) have combined to create the perfect st
Where There’s A Will…
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Private Client
Family dynamics are complex and, when it comes to wills , estates and beneficiaries, it can cause a bit of a headache when planning your estate. We have an interesting Q & A this month on a topic that has arisen on a few occasions which we hope m
Legal Responsibilities for Personal Licensing
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Licensing
A restaurant owner caught hosting a lock-in for an Old Firm match has recently had his alcohol licence revoked , sparking a conversation about legal responsibilities for personal licensing . The following scenarios have been posed to us on previous o
The Ancient Right of Drainage and the New M74 Motorway
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
The M74 motorway construction project is no doubt a feat of modern engineering. However, despite the multi-hundreds of millions of pounds price-tag and cutting edge engineering, an ancient Scots property right has caused headaches for the Scottish Go
       
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