The latest Scottish legal news from Drummond Miller
Training and Qualifying in a Pandemic
Lauren Mizen, a solicitor in our Immigration team, provides her perspective on training and qualifying during lockdown. Read More >
Reflections on lockdown – a new mum’s perspective
One year on from lockdown we have asked a number of staff to reflect on the challenges and opportunities of the last year. Associate Lorna Hale provides a new mum’s... Read More >
Why does my Biometric Residence Permit (‘BRP’) expire on 31st December 2024 when I have leave beyond this date?
Why does my Biometric Residence Permit (‘BRP’) expire on 31st December 2024 when I have leave beyond this date? Read More >
Child Law - Common Terms and their Meaning
Here are some common terms referred to in legal matters relating to children of separated parents. Read More >
Home Office announce the end of Covid-19 concession for right to work checks
On 20 April 2021, the Home Office announced the adjusted measures for right to work checks will come to an end on 16 May 2021. Read More >
Scottish Government Report outlines key focus areas for future Scottish migration
This month the Scottish Government published their report A Scotland for The Future: The opportunities and challenges of Scotland's changing population in which the Scottish Government sets out its first... Read More >
New Home Office guidance on late applications to the EU Settlement Scheme
For most applicants living in the UK before 31 December 2020, the deadline to make an application to the EU Settlement Scheme is 30 June 2021. Read More >
Updated guidance on record-keeping for sponsors
On 16 March 2021, the Home Office published an updated version of Appendix D: keeping documents - guidance for sponsors (“Appendix D”) which now provides clarity on the record-keeping requirements... Read More >
Right to Works Checks – What employers need to know in a post-Brexit workplace
Given the serious implications for employers who are caught employing illegal workers, employers have been anxiously awaiting guidance on the position from the Home Office. Read More >
