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UK Supreme Court decides drivers are “workers”Having lost its initial Employment Tribunal case brought by a couple of Uber drivers, Uber took the decision through

It is common knowledge that in Scots law, you can’t disinherit your children and, like most things that are common knowledge, there’s some truth in

If you think of Powers of Attorney as preparation for your declining years, then it might be time to think again. In fact, Powers of

The property market has rarely been more hectic with mortgage lending and house prices rising strongly. No wonder then that many parents are anxious to

In a recently heard divorce case in Edinburgh Sheriff Court, the sheriff ruled that the couple’s children should leave their fee-paying school and attend state

In her draft Budget announced on 28 January, the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, MSP Kate Forbes, informed us that Land & Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT)

As the UK sees a successful vaccine rollout, we’re beginning to hear about proposals from some employers to introduce policies requiring, on the one hand,

It’s a very stressful time when couples separate and, sometimes, it can be very difficult to think straight. Feelings might be running high and there