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Many people may think that it makes no difference which estate agent they choose to market their property – if someone wants to buy your property then they will, no matter who it's on the market with. While that is true to a degree, there are benefits to using a solicitor estate agent that you may not be aware of.
Any steps taken by rural and farming businesses to reduce emissions now will pay dividends in the future and there is an opportunity to get ahead of the curve on diversification and realising new environmentally friendly income streams. Tensions do, however, continue to arise in terms of land use. Here we take a look at some of the big issues.
Businesses continue to face challenges as we approach the one-year mark of the effects of COVID. Using intellectual property, such as the name of the company or product, its logo and its domain name, effectively can help a business to adapt and survive, or even thrive, at this time. Here we look at three key ways in which you can use your intellectual property to benefit your business.
Glasgow declared a climate emergency in 2019 and the Council's climate emergency working group made over 60 recommendations as to how Glasgow could reduce carbon emissions and realise its ambition of becoming a net zero city by 2030. This article looks at some of the key recommendations, which could see the city - which is due to host COP26 in November 2021 - become an exemplar for carbon neutrality.
Harper Macleod successfully defended a client in an unfair dismissal claim brought by an ex-employee who was dismissed for gross misconduct for refusing to wear a mask on a supplier's site as part of COVID-19 health and safety rules. This has been reported as the first case of its kind in the UK.