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- News, Personal Injury Law
As Jack Frost comes out to play, watch your feet don’t slip away. With sub-zero temperatures and changes to the law of damages on the horizon, it is important to remain vigilant this winter to avoid an unwanted Christmas present
- Allan Millar
- News, Residential Property
As it is nearly Christmas time, a Christmas analogy seems apt. Every conveyance is unique like a snowflake. Each presents unique issues to be addressed. Cladding is a significant issue with modern buildings, due to concerns regarding fire safety. Buildings
- April Campbell
- Family Law Blog, News
The holiday season is often a time of joy, laughter, and warm family gatherings. However, for those going through separation or divorce, the festive period can feel quite different. It’s a time that can bring up a whirlwind of emotions,
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- MSHB News & Announcements, News
On Friday, the LawNet Annual Conference took place at the Vox Conference Venue, NEC Campus in Birmingham, drawing in legal professionals from all corners of the country. The day was filled with insights and collaboration, making it a key occasion
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- Litigation, News
Most legal systems around the world have a limit whereby the Pursuer must raise a claim; this is widely known as time bar. Alternatively, in Scotland, it can be known as prescription, and in England, it is known as limitation.
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- Commercial Property, News
Purchasing commercial property at auction (as opposed to the open market) can seem like an enticing opportunity and an effective way to secure a good deal, fast. With this acknowledged, auction purchases do not come without their risks, and it
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- MSHB News & Announcements, News
We are delighted to announce an outstanding achievement by Holly Lafferty, a dedicated trainee in our Dispute Resolution Team. At a recent prestigious prize-giving ceremony at the University of Strathclyde Law School, Holly was awarded The Law Society of Scotland
- Tessa Hickey
- Employment Law, News
The Autumn Budget 2024 introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves brings significant changes for UK employers, particularly around National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Insurance contributions (NICs). Below is an outline of the key changes in relation to NMW and NICs
- Rebecca Quinn
- Family Law Blog, News
For separating married couples, it is vital to identify the date on which you deem the marriage or partnership to be over. In Scottish Law, this is known as “The Relevant Date”. Following the success of the MSHB Family Law
- Rebecca Quinn
- Family Law Blog, News
MSHB Family Team acted for the Defender in a recent Court of Session action where the Outer House was asked to resolve a dispute between a divorcing couple relating to the relevant date for the purposes of the Family Law
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- MSHB News & Announcements, News
We are delighted to announce the recent expansion of our Family Law team. With a commitment to growth and excellence, we have welcomed three exceptional professionals to our team: April Campbell as Partner, Melissa McNeill as Solicitor, and Rebecca Quinn
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- Licensing, News
As the festive season approaches, the hospitality sector gears up for extended celebrations. With Christmas and Hogmanay just around the corner, Licensing Boards have announced extended licensing hours for bars, clubs, and other licensed venues. What Are Extended Licensing Hours?
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