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Stephen Smith, who leads our Employment & Contract team, shares insights into giving evidence by video in online legal hearings. At Livingstone Brown, all of our lawyers have the capability to take part in online legal hearings across the areas of crime, family, employment, civil court, child protection and mental health, and to attend ‘in person’ hearings. Contact…
This is a question many parents have to consider at some point after a separation. As parents try to co-parent effectively and create a contact schedule that works well for everyone, an added frustration can often be the child refusing to attend. So what should you do? Here, one of our…
Placing Requests and Appeals in Scotland Director Julia Donnelly is one of Scotland’s most experienced solicitors in advising parents on how obtain a place in the classroom of a school which matches the child’s educational needs. Here she explains what is involved. And if you have been involved in a…
A delivery driver who was fired for refusing to wear a face mask during the first Covid lockdown has his case rejected by an Employment Tribunal. The Class 1 lorry driver had almost four years’ service when he was suspended after being refused entry by a customer to their site…
Stuart Munro, head of Criminal Litigation at Livingstone Brown, considers an important technical issue regarding evidence in the Scottish Courts that has featured in a number of recent high profile cases. For legal advice on any of the issues raised, contact our Criminal Litigation Solicitors in Scotland on 0141 429 8166 or…
Uber has been definitively told that it can no longer treat taxi drivers who they offer fares to ‘self-employed.’ Britain’s highest court has unanimously dismissed the company’s final appeal against earlier court rulings that their drivers were entitled to minimum wage and holiday pay. The company had been able to…
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