With the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Bill currently at Stage 1 in the Scottish Parliament, we look at how trap offences will change if the bill is passed.

Legal Director Fiona Scott provides an update on support available to rural businesses.

We were delighted to sponsor and have 2 teams take part in this year's RSABI Great Glen Challenge.

With fly tipping becoming an increased concern for landowners, we highlight some key points to consider should you find vehicles abandoned on your private land.

With changes to the law affecting the way in which farm tenants and small businesses borrow money, we set out details of the 'Statutory Pledge'.

Jenna Wayth has prepared a brief overview of natural heritage destinations in Scotland.

Summer holidays can be an anxious time for separated parents. Sharon Murray provides guidance on if your child does not return from holiday as planned.

Agricultural working can present many risks and dangers. Here we highlight the duties and liabilities of landowners who are employers.

If you are planning a summer holiday with your child but you are separated from your child’s other parent, there are some things to think about in advance.

In progressing an executry, it is not uncommon for conflict to arise between executor and beneficiary, but what remedies are available?

Ross MacRae and Thomas Anderson discuss the introduction of a new form of security available to lenders, namely the statutory pledge.

As featured in the Scotsman, David Mowlem considers the possibility and implications of a wealth tax.