When investigating potential conveyancing negligence, title defects, or lender claims involving a Clydesdale Bank mortgage, practitioners face a unique audit challenge: what did Clydesdale Bank actually require on the exact day of completion?
Given Clydesdale Bank’s distinct historical footprint—stretching from
Welcome to our first Newsround for September where we find no shortage of housing news this week.
Landlords’ request for a guarantor increases
An interesting report claims that more than half of all landlords are now requesting a guarantor if
Earlier this year, Julie Sabba joined Pannone’s employment team as a Director. Having spent 15 years of her career working for Lindsays in Glasgow, Julie relocated to Manchester with her family in 2017, joining MLP Law before DWF in 2024.
A male passenger on Ambassador Cruise Line’s Ambition died after going overboard off the east coast of Scotland. A search and rescue operation led by the coast guard and the Scottish police found a body by Friday evening, August 21.
If parliament gives enforceable legal rights to cohabitants in England and Wales, how should it define cohabitation? That seems to be emerging in one of the most difficult issues raised by the government’s plan to let cohabitants claim financial provision
In the News:
Live-Facial Recognition cameras in London
On Wednesday, the Guardian reported that the Metropolitan Police are planning to use live facial recognition (LFR) technology on Oxford Street – the busiest shopping street in the UK.
Furthermore, such infrastructure
Breakdown of the Rules-Based International Order
– What Role for Private International Law?
Following the first Private International Law Festival in 2022 (<a conference report), on 24-25 September 2026, the <a University of Edinburgh Law School and the <a
Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter!Andy Burnham gave a speech on social care last week, pledging a national care service and fair pay for care workers. As the Work Rights Centre pointed out, there was nothing in it
I was 52 last week, so I suppose that since I’ve had twice as many times around the sun as there are supposed to be weeks in two generations worth of care proceedings, it’s unsurprising if I feel like everything
Alexandra Braun (University of Edinburgh School of Law) recently published Trusts in Scotland, 2026. Provided below is the Abstract:
Scotland has a fascinating and, in many ways, unexplored history of trust law. Scotland is a mixed legal system that
