Pet Disputes/Dog Dispute by Jenna Anderson
At Complete Clarity Solicitors, we understand that a pet can be like another member of your family. In the past year alone, we have seen an increase of 72 per cent in enquiries involving ownership or possession of animals. Whilst this does primarily focus on disputes involving dogs, the principles discussed here in this video […]
Property conflicts: can a witness decline to testify in front of courts? Solicitor
Property conflicts sometimes call for witnesses to prove the facts of a case. But who should the parties call to testify before the court, and what happens should they refuse to cooperate? In court, who can provide evidence? We have a lot to consider as we bring someone to court serving as a prosecution witness. […]
Exploring Alternative Dispute Resolution Options with Scotland Solicitors
Disputes are an inevitable part of life, but dragging them through the court can be time-consuming, expensive, and stressful. Fortunately, Scotland offers several alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods that can save you from the hassles of traditional litigation. This guide explores these alternatives, such as mediation, arbitration, negotiation, and more, providing insights into how Scotland […]
Settlement Agreements in Scotland: Questions Answered by a Solicitor
Settlement agreements are a vital tool in resolving disputes and finalising terms when an employment relationship ends in Scotland and throughout the United Kingdom. They offer a structured and legally sound way for both employers and employees to agree on separation terms, often including compensation and other conditions to protect both employees and employers from […]
Tribunals Bill welcomed by Justice Committee
The Scottish Parliament’s Justice Committee has published its stage 1 report into the Tribunals (Scotland) Bill, in which it welcomes the proposals contained in the Bill and sets out a number of recommendations. The Bill is designed to create an improved system of independence and better quality of service for tribunal users in Scotland, including […]
In what circumstances, breach or dispute, can shareholders take action against the director?
In what circumstances, breach or dispute, can shareholders take action against the director? In the realm of corporate governance and disputes, we’ve extensively discussed board conflicts and shareholder disagreements. But what ensues when a dispute erupts between shareholders and directors, leading shareholders to seek legal recourse against the directors? This blog dives into the intricacies […]
Things to keep in mind while pursuing claims for lost rent due to dilapidations
When a commercial tenant in Scotland departs premises in a state of disrepair at the culmination of a lease, can the landlord initiate a claim for the rent it loses during the necessary repair endeavors? The succinct yet unhelpful response is ‘it varies’. Terminal Dilapidations Schedules regularly encompass significant sums for lost rent. Nevertheless, pursuing […]
The Law on Dog Attacks by Ellidh Clark
The Law on Dog Attacks – Ellidh Clark “A dog is man’s best friend,” they say and we at Complete Clarity Solicitors totally agree. But even our closest companions can pose risks. You, your loved ones, or even innocent bystanders may be at risk of injury from dogs. In the video above, we’ll explore dog […]
What can be done if another person has the evidence I require?
What exactly is proof, and why is it so important? Evidence for a court action takes a variety of forms. It can be physical evidence (something tangible and tactile), documentary evidence (a written statement or material such as discs, tapes, videos, and photographs), or oral evidence (the testimony of a witness). The gathering of evidence […]
What should I do if my opponent has no money but I have a strong case?
When considering litigation, one of the first things we consider is your opponent’s financial sustainability. Before filing a case, most claimants would want some assurance that they will be able to recoup at least some of their losses and legal costs. So, what can we do to determine whether your adversary will be able to […]