We’re delighted to be combining with @irwinmitchell to provide legal and financial services across more than 20 locations in Scotland, England and Wales. Subject to FCA approval.
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We are delighted to announce a string of appointments and promotions at WJM.
A huge welcome to our impressive new team members who will enhance our firm's capabilities and further our reputation as one of Scotland’s most trusted legal institutions #wjm
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In advance of our annual #renewableenergy seminar on 10 Nov at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, @FraserG_WJM talks to @TheScotsman about the central role renewable energy will play in the economy over the next decade.
https://t.co/58NA5aXrEp
On 3 Oct the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Bill was laid before the Scottish Parliament. The Bill was expedited as emergency legislation, approved & will now begin royal assent. @stevendoc explains the aim of the legislation
https://t.co/19NJiD5AXy
We're looking for a highly motivated Solicitor to join our CRG team in Glasgow. Our team, led by @stevendoc, acts primarily for business clients to resolve disputes and conflicts, with the aim of securing the best possible outcome for our clients ⬇️ #wjm
https://t.co/W1FXoZlrKp
We are looking for students in their 3rd year of their LLB, or 1st year of accelerated LLB, for our Summer 2022 placement scheme in our Glasgow office from 13 June - 8 July 2022.
Click here for more information & how to apply ⬇️
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We're seeking a solicitor with an interest in #Construction Law to join our Construction team which focuses on SME businesses & private self-builders. Successful candidate can be #Glasgow, #Edinburgh or #Dunfermline based.
Apply here ⬇️
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In our latest blog, Partner @stevendoc takes a look at the Coronavirus (Scotland) Bill and explains the implications this new legislation could have on various aspects of the law.
Find out more here https://t.co/XZJnXL8LjK
#covid19#coronavirusscotlandbill#wjm
On 9 Sept, the UK Government announced the gradual unwinding of legislative protections put in place to protect company debtors who might be struggling financially during the Coronavirus pandemic. WJM Partner @stevendoc takes a closer look
https://t.co/LnrMzBrhgb
Most legal systems provide time limits to litigation. These restrict the ability of claimants to raise court proceedings after the passage of a specified period of time. Scots law provides for such time limits through a process known as “prescription” https://t.co/ZH86976xLm
Extending Scotland’s Coronavirus legislation – again. WJM Partner @stevendoc looks at the new Bill the Scottish Government has introduced which, when passed, will have the effect of extending Scotland’s Coronavirus-related legislation for another 6 months https://t.co/h0R8ZxUQtX
A steep rise in Scottish #insolvencies is predicted once Covid-19 support stops & courts return to full capacity. Company directors must have a plan in place if they want to be able to meet their financial obligations over the coming year
https://t.co/TTM3XivvGR #businesssupport
WJM's @stevendoc wrote a short piece in the latest @Insidermag about the UK Government’s extension of the #insolvency protections during the continuing Coronavirus crisis. See page 62 https://t.co/nIAhKK28Ab