News and Insights
27 January 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
Employment Law 2021 – Look Ahead
A summary of the key employment law matters to look out for in 2021.
21 January 2021 | Time to read: 1 min
Gillespie Macandrew advises on over £205m of new build plot sales
Our housebuilder team completed new build plot sales worth over £205m in 2020.
20 January 2021 | Time to read: 1 min
Cross Border Charities
Charity law is not consistent throughout the United Kingdom and there are different regulating bodies and legislation governing the various jurisdictions.
19 January 2021 | Time to read: 2 mins
Exhibition at Edinburgh’s OpenEye Gallery: displaying the unique art collection of the late W Gordon and Jay Gordon Smith
Exhibition at Edinburgh’s OpenEye Gallery: displaying the unique art collection of the late W Gordon and Jay Gordon Smith
18 January 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
18 January 2021 | Time to read: 9 mins
Land Reform Update
Land and Rural Business Partner, Mike Blair discusses a 25 year perspective of Land Reform.
07 January 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
Succession Planning & Tax in the COVID Era
By Agnes Mallon
An interview with Agnes Mallon for Lawyer Monthly. Agnes discusses how the pandemic has impacted contentious issues she often deals with.
05 January 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Building pressure for working parents to be placed on furlough
The closure of schools as a result of the latest lockdown announcement has led to pressure for working parents to be placed on furlough under the CJRS.
03 December 2020 | Time to read: 2 mins
Traineeships: Interview Format
By Lynda Linden
If you've been selected for interview for a traineeship at Gillespie Macandrew here is some guidance.
03 December 2020 | Time to read: 2 mins
Traineeships: Tips for your application form
By Lynda Linden
If you're applying for a traineeship at Gillespie Macandrew here are some tips for the completion of your application.
02 December 2020 | Time to read: 3 mins
Proposed changes to Scottish Planning Policy – Sustainable Development
A consultation on proposed amendments to parts of the Scottish Planning Policy that would remove a presumption in favour of sustainable development.
15 October 2020 | Time to read: 4 mins
Right to roam vs right to privacy
With people urged to stay at home, the right to privacy saw a revived importance in our new way of life.
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