In an article for Daily Business magazine, Katie Corrigan, Vialex senior legal director and head of real estate, says that controlling inflation by curbing spending must not cause further damage to the hard-pressed hospitality sector

With World Environment Day approaching on 5 June, Vialex Senior Legal Director Seona Burnett, and Legal Director Liz Cox consider some lessons learned when it comes to making green claims in advertising, as well as recent changes which highlight the growing focus of regulators on green issues, sustainability and climate change.

Growing levels of commercial property work leads to the hiring of a Senior Legal Adviser and a Legal Executive into the real estate team.

Scott Moncur, senior lawyer with extensive sector experience joins Vialex as it broadens its offering to Financial Services clients’.

Vialex advises in merger between two of Scotland’s oldest legal firms, to create fourth largest legal business in Scottish market.

Vialex advises TSG Group, leader in technical services for sustainable mobility solutions, on three UK acquisitions.

Vialex paralegal Coral Wesley says it’s important to drill down into what is really offered by the available software options.

Writing in Daily Business, Michael Drysdale, Vialex senior legal adviser and a specialist in company startups, suggests some practical steps that can provide solid building blocks for startup companies and help secure investment.

Cefetra, a longstanding Vialex client and one of the UK’s largest traders of grains and animal feed raw materials, has completed a £7m deal which increases by 140,000 tonnes its grain storage capacity across two new sites in East Lothian and the Borders.

R&B farm purchase will provide a supply of barley to planned ‘green’ distillery at Machrihanish, and existing Isle of Raasay distillery.

Sean Morris, Legal Manager at Vialex sister company, Navigator Law, looks at how Coronavirus is likely to remain a data protection headache for UK businesses in the year ahead.

Funding for Highland Coast Hotels from Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) will support upgrades to hotels and tourism and employment opportunities in the region.