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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.
Five top tips for businesses dealing with unpaid invoices
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
With many businesses hard-hit by the pandemic, getting paid on time and protecting your cashflow has never been more important.Carrying the weight of unpaid invoices can make doing business challenging. The coronavirus pandemic has caused financial d
When is a promise not a promise?
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
Through our relationships with other people, we often make promises. You may promise to do something, or you may promise not to do something (you may even promise yourself you’re going to get fit once gyms re-open…!). But what does the law have to sa
Retail tenants should check the small print
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Commercial Property
As a fresh wave of lockdown measures cut across the UK, retail tenants may be experiencing new concerns about how to pay the rent, but another ticking timebomb is the viability of their landlords. Even before the pandemic, the high street was un
Enforcing a CCJ in Scotland
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Corporate
If you, or your client, has obtained a county court judgment (CCJ) against a Scottish debtor we are able to assist you in registering that CCJ in Scotland to enable enforcement proceedings to commence.
Gone but not gone forever – how to restore a dissolved company
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
There are various reasons why a company might be struck off and subsequently dissolved. The company may have become dissolved by inaction, for example where the company is no longer needed or forgotten about and as a result the necessary document fil
Residential buildings and cladding: what you need to know
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
Following the tragedy at Grenfell Tower on 14th June 2017, there have been changes to the way that fire safety is approached in high rise residential buildings over 18 metres high.On the 18th of December 2018, the UK government issued an advice note
17 Million Reasons Why Friday 13th Is Unlucky…
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
The 2017 £83m purchase of a Scottish company, the Craig Group, has driven home in a fairly spectacular fashion the importance of contractual interpretation – and why, sometimes, all the advice in the world cannot beat bad timing. It may also be
A quick guide to disabled access at summer events
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
If you are planning a summer event, you need to establish what your legal obligations are when it comes to providing access for disabled individuals. Here, we take you through your basic legal responsibilities and take a brief look at what you can do
The Amended Planning (Scotland) Bill – a missed opportunity?
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
In recent months, a number of commentators including the Law Society of Scotland and the Scottish Property Federation (SPF) have expressed concerns that the amended Planning (Scotland) Bill - if enacted in current form - would place unmanageable stra
A Consumer’s Guide to Christmas for gift recipients
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
Let the buying season commence! Shops and retailers, both online and in the ‘real world’ are gearing up for the onslaught of retail therapy that is Christmas. From mad dashes around the shops on Christmas Eve to ‘Click and Collect’ purchases made fro
Foreign Decoder Streaming and the Premier League – An Offside Goal?
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
Throughout the course of the year, there have been number of court cases raised as a result of pubs and commercial businesses illegally showing Sky transmissions and Premier League Football games through decoder equipment.Sky, BT Sport and The Footba
New Test Case launched against Glasgow Refugee Evictions from Serco homes
Miller Samuel Hill Brown
Litigation
Govan Law Centre (GLC) has begun legal proceedings at Scotland’s Supreme Court on behalf of two of the 330 asylum seekers threatened by Serco with DIY eviction from their accommodation in Glasgow.GLC will seek to prevent private landlords Serco Group
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