Users of collective redress mechanisms may have been following the Kenyan tea pickers group action currently making its way through the Scottish courts.
The latest judgment has rejected the defender employer’s attempt ...
For the first time the Scottish Information Commissioner (the “SIC”) has decided that a Scottish statutory harbour authority must comply with the requirements of the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2 ...
Americans are “non-visa nationals”, so why do I even need a visa?
Whilst American tourists and business visitors can enter the UK without having to apply for a visa in advance, anyone wishing to stay longer than 6 m ...
The Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 (the “Act”) received Royal Assent on 13 June 2023.
The Act will make fundamental (and very positive) changes to the commercial landscape in Scotland when it comes into f ...
With the UN COP coming to Glasgow next week, I have been giving consideration to the role which IP plays in the race to save the planet from irreversible and catastrophic climate change.
Should innovative “green tech ...
As the 29 March 2019 deadline looms, Burness Paull LLP publishes a Brexit guidence document.
As the political drama continues to unfold, we head towards the 29 March 2019 with an increased likelihood of a “no deal” ...
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