On 26 October 2024, the last day of British Summer Time, the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 came into force, introducing a new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.
Many charities in Scotland have been established for decades, but over time, their Constitutions may become outdated. Charity reorganisation is a crucial step to ensure these charities can continue to fulfil their purposes efficiently in today’s evolving landscape.
Starting your traineeship is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel a bit overwhelming as you adjust to new responsibilities, expectations, and a fast-paced environment. To help you navigate the early days and set yourself up for success, here are five invaluable tips from current second-year trainee, Sophie Nelson.
Trusts can be a useful tool in planning for the future, but their rules and uses are complex and can often be misunderstood. In this insight, we set out the essentials.
With the prorogation of Parliament following announcement of the general election, the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill is not proceeding, despite having already completed the Committee Stage in the House of Lords.
The revival of renovation: In this blog post we take a look at a recent project and how the next generation is redefining property development.
While there has been much discussion surrounding Digital Assets, there is currently no statutory definition. Examples include emails, photos, social media accounts, online-only bank accounts (e.g. PayPal, Monzo etc.), cryptocurrency and music libraries. Similarly to other assets you own, Digital Assets can be passed to your chosen beneficiaries following your death.
A Living Will is a document used to record your wishes in relation to medical treatment that you may receive in the future if you ever are unable to make or communicate such decisions yourself.