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MML Law has advised on the sale of Dundee Press Agency to Hero Media & Entertainment, supporting a significant transition for one of Scotland’s best-known specialist publishing businesses. Founded by Graham Ogilvy more than 40 years ago, Dundee Press Agency has grown into a major publishin

A sheriff conducting a Fatal Accident Inquiry into the death of a man crushed by a metal fixture just 10 days into commencing his new employment has concluded that his death could have been prevented if he had been informed that some lifting accessories had been marked as not to be used and there ha

Italian lawyers could receive financial incentives for persuading migrant clients to return to their countries of origin under proposals put forward by Giorgia Meloni’s government, prompting sharp criticism from across the legal profession. The measure forms part of a wider security bill that

A judge has cleared the way for a legal challenge that could test the limits of free speech and fairness in the regulation of elected representatives. Glasgow Labour councillor Fiona Higgins has secured permission to bring a judicial review against the Standards Commission for Scotland at the Court

The Inner House of the Court of Session has allowed an appeal against the refusal of a proposed amendment to Employment Tribunal proceedings seeking a continuing payment under a contractually mandated health insurance scheme past an employee’s averred termination date after accepting an argume

The Scottish Greens have announced plans to introduce a Misogyny and Criminal Justice Bill in the next session of Holyrood. The bill would "aim to tackle" misogynistic harassment, incitement, and abuse by recognising misogyny as a specific offence in Scots law.

The Supreme Court has ruled that costs incurred on environmental surveys and studies in advance of the construction of windfarm projectsdo not qualify for capital allowances under section 11(4) of the Capital Allowances Act 2001 following a final appeal by HMRC against a decision that a group of com

The UK economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.5 per cent in February, according to official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), significantly outpacing the 0.1 per cent forecast by economists. January's figure was also revised upwards to 0.1 per cent growth, adding to a pictur

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalised a simpler UK short selling regime that reduces reporting burdens for firms, while maintaining regulatory oversight.

A Met police officer working in a unit dealing with domestic abuse has been found guilty of a series of rapes and sexual assaults of women. Dion Arnold was working in the Met Police and was an Army reserves medic when he met some of the women through online dating apps.

A number of apprentices at one of the UK's largest water companies cannot tell the time.