Commentary

One of the first questions a person is likely to be asked when they sit down with a solicitor to

Many of us will have tuned into Martin Compston’s recent STV drama – Our House – which told the story

As a Personal Injury solicitor who exclusively acts for injured people, I have read much of the press coverage of

The recent high profile case of Tylicki v Gibbons reiterates that professional sportspersons can successfully sue their fellow competitors for

The government have proposed new legislation to ensure that tips earned by workers in the hospitality industry are properly paid

The longevity of Channel 4’s Grand Designs shows our fascination with those who have a dream to build themselves a

It is a well-established principle in the UK’s three legal jurisdictions (including Scotland) that a parent can make a claim

A gay rights activist has lost a seven-year discrimination dispute against a bakery as the European Court of Human Rights

If you find yourself involved in a situation where a court is being asked to make decisions about your children