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Appeal Court upholds finding in favour of worker who developed hearing loss and tinnitus due to fire alarm noise
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An update on our last article on unlawful inducements
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After an accident many people feel embarrassed and think it was their own fault. However, very often the law sees things quite differently.
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Illnesses that developed from the use of asbestos in the UK building industry can take decades to develop.
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How is matrimonial property divided “fairly”?
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In a new discussion paper, the Scottish Law Commission seeks views concerning reform of laws which have been enacted by legislation.
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During the course of the covid-19 pandemic, Allan McDougall Solicitors was delighted to strengthen both our personal injury and employment law teams.
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The Court of Session has recently considered the issue of time bar in the case of John Kelman v Moray Council.
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Starting as a mentor with the Lawscot Foundation programme, Julie Harris was matched with Sangeeta Kaur
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Sometimes relationships don’t work out as expected. Decision making in such situations can be difficult.
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If your employer tells you they’re “paying you off”, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible. Sometimes very little notice is given.
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Cases of hearing loss account for three quarters of occupational conditions and regularly a claim for damages can be pursued
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