Jennifer RowlinsonThe Court of Session has ruled that a primary school teacher can proceed with a personal injury claim against West Lothian Council, her former employer, despite the Council’s arguing that she was personally barred from … Read more
John LawrieIn response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we have been undertaking extensive preparation to allow us to respond. We have put in place steps to protect the health and safety of our staff while continuing … Read more
Kathryn RussellWhilst the majority of cases do settle, some will still require to be heard in court. It is necessary to consider just what “going to court” will involve for one of our clients in the … Read more
Euan RobertsonJackson Boyd have supported 47 apprentices through QA Apprenticeships since 2015. For Scottish Apprenticeship Week we are sharing some of their stories! Jack Todd “Shortly after leaving high school, I joined Jackson Boyd via QA, … Read more
Ainsley McCabeWhen you think about Lawyers and Judges appearing in Court, it conjures up images of Harry Potter-like black gowns and extremely curly white wigs. This ‘uniform’ could soon be a thing of the past, with … Read more
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