The historic Opening of the Legal Year is to be livestreamed for the first time from the Court of Session. From 10am on Monday 23 September, the ceremony to mark the beginning of the 2024-25 term will be available to watch as it happens
https://t.co/1V9YQOg8rp
🎙️ In our latest #PodcastsbyBrodies episode, Brodies' managing partner, Stephen Goldie discusses his plans for the firm over the next three years, and beyond, and touches on the latest financial results which were announced earlier this week. Listen here: https://t.co/NvZpa3RHTG
How exactly do our services help our clients? In this case study, Brodies discuss how Bundledocs has made managing documents more effective.
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Includes consideration by Lord Sandison of previous decisionson the effect of section 69 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 : "...certain of the Scottish cases, most notably Goodwillie, appear to have departed from the course which the law requires."
Meet Nina, a trainee lawyer in litigation. Nina shares her top tips with applicants and tells us what she thinks is the best thing about working at Brodies, as well as the opportunities on offer to trainees.
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The regular live streaming of reclaiming motions/appeals being heard by the Inner House of the Court of Session went live today. Link to first instance decision and summary of the appeal are provided https://t.co/jiogtXh2De
Looking for practical tips on how to plan ahead and protect your organisation's reputation following a serious health and safety incident? We'll cover everything you need to know in our webinar on 3 May. Sign up at: https://t.co/PsqvwXZejY
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Can a pet name be classed as personal data? We discuss the Information Commissioner's Office's recent decision that a dog's name could lead to the identification of a human. https://t.co/94wM2b5T1d
#DataProtection#PersonalData#UKGDPR#GDPR
Updates to the SLCC rules are effective from 1 April 2023 - #legal#professionals should ensure they are familiar with the changes @slcccomplaints https://t.co/iUCa8NoNJh
"[T]he English concept has a sufficient number of teething problems to place the Scots lawyer on the alert", argues Prof L Macgregor in her blog post on the concept of implied terms of good faith and its potential application in Scotland👉 https://t.co/nQjHQt47t4 @UoELawResearch
The Court of Session was recently asked to consider whether a contractual arbitration clause was intended to apply to all disputes arising from the relationship between the parties
https://t.co/78SDR4yJwm
A year after the appeal was heard, the Supreme Court has now confirmed that visual intrusion can be a private nuisance in England & Wales https://t.co/1hUGC2Rwge
The Government has launched a new consultation on aspects of the package of legislative reform which will brought in by the Building Safety Act 2022 ("the Act") and secondary legislation https://t.co/uAYWNdwrKm
Non-Compete Title Conditions: a recent Lands Tribunal decision on the validity and enforceability of a real burden which aimed to prevent other supermarkets from occupying land beside Lidl in Dumbarton https://t.co/zl9evd1Vgt