The latest Scottish legal news from Drummond Miller
Immigration Officers Complying with PACE Requirements - A Double Edged Sword?
The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) is a piece of legislation which governs the powers of police officers and also provides codes of practice. This blog looks at... Read More >
The Windrush Generation
There has been much coverage in the press over the last couple of weeks about the experiences ofThe Windrush Generation partly lading to the resignation of the Home Secretary. Whilst... Read More >
Information Day for EU Citizens
Drummond Miller is working with the EU Citizens Rights Project Scotland and is delivering expert advice on the Brexit process, and how it affects immigration Law – further details can... Read More >
Cohabitation: An Overview
This year we are to witness not one, but two Royal weddings. Both at Windsor Castle and bothgarnering an increasing media interest and speculation as to the detail of the... Read More >
The importance of accurate pricing
When it comes to achieving a quick and successful sale, accurate pricing is key. Time and time again, sellers and their agents have made the costly mistake of setting unrealistic... Read More >
How to present your property
When it comes to selling property, first impressions count. With the majority of buyers searching for property online, the decision on whether to view a property can be strongly influenced... Read More >
BREXIT: Good News for EEA Nationals and their families who come to the UK during the implementation period
In this blog post, Jacqueline Moore, our Deputy Department Head looks at the main questions thathave been answered in the latest policy announcement. This policy announcement covers only EEA nationals... Read More >
Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) and Switching from Humanitarian Protection to Refugee Status
What is VPRS and who does it effect? The Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) was a scheme launched in January 2014. The government and the UN High Commissioner for... Read More >
Health Board held not to be responsible for injuries caused to nurse by patient
A recent decision of the All-Scotland Personal Injury Sheriff Court - Louise Stark v Lothian NHS Board [2018] SC EDIN 7 – concerned a staff nurse (Ms Stark) employed by... Read More >
