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We are pleased to share the recent appointments of Chloe Crawford and Arlene Dunbar at Miller Samuel Hill Brown to key committees of the Law Society of Scotland. Chloe will serve on the Licensing Law Sub-Committee, and Arlene has been
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- Family Law Blog, News
Domestic abuse or intimate partner violence is recognised as a widespread and serious problem in Scotland. It has a profound impact on the victim and their wider family and community. Domestic abuse takes many forms and is not limited to
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- News, Residential Property
The Land and Buildings Transaction Tax is something which must remain at the forefront of your mind when purchasing a property in Scotland. It is the tax you pay when you purchase a property. However, if you are a first-time
- Stephen Parker
- Commercial Property, News
In commercial leasing, rent review clauses can make or break a good outcome for both a tenant and landlord. The rent review clause is a provision which provides the landlord with an opportunity to review the amount of rent payable
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- Employment Law, News
1. Employment Rights Bill In entering 2025, it is clear that UK employment law is set to undergo notable transformations with reforms that will have a potentially substantial impact on both employers and employees. This blog highlights some of the
- Miller Samuel Hill Brown
- MSHB News & Announcements, News
We are pleased to announce that Tessa Hickey has recently qualified as a solicitor in the Employment Team, marking a significant milestone in her career journey. After years of hard work through university, law school, and a rigorous two-year training
- Audrey Junner
- Licensing, News
Navigating the world of licensing and regulations for children and young persons can be complex. Whether you’re working in the hospitality sector, a parent, guardian, child or young person yourself, understanding the legal requirements is crucial. Let’s dive into the
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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
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- 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
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- 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.
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