Construction Lawyers Glasgow, Scotland

Whilst the construction and building industries have slowed owing to the recession, there is still a need for construction companies to take expert advice on all aspects of commercial & construction law.

Real Estate Lawyers Scotland

Taking practical, bespoke, strategic advice from the outset of a building project can prevent delays and costs materialising later.

We advise our clients on:

Construction contracts – Main and Sub contracts
Procurement
Planning & environmental issues
Contentious Construction

It’s preferable, if not always possible to prevent disputes before they arise. If a construction dispute does materialise, we can advise on all aspects of Mediation, arbitration & dispute resolution.

Contact our Construction& Real Estate Lawyers Glasgow, Scotland

For legal advice on property development in Glasgow, please call on 0141 221 1919 or fill in our online contact form

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Their [MSHB] accuracy, efficiency, competence and knowledge cannot be bettered in Scotland.

You made (the process) seem very straightforward and simple for me and that was excellent. I had no doubt that I could count on them to do everything they could to ensure the best outcome for me. They were good listeners and very reliable. This was particularly impressive since they were supporting me internationally. I would highly recommend Miller Samuel Hill Brown in the future.

I can’t thank you and your team enough for all of your help and support.

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Purchasing Commercial Property at Auction – Is the Risk Worth the Reward?

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Increasing Demands from Landlords for Greater Protections: Rent Deposits and Personal Guarantees in Commercial Leases

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As a result of the current economic and commercial landscape in Scotland, and the UK as a whole, commercial landlords are beginning to demonstrate a growing appetite for strengthened protections when entering into new commercial leases. In order to p...

Beware of Business Rates

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Business rates – or non-domestic rates as they are also known – are a tax levied on shops, bars, restaurants, offices and other commercial properties to pay towards Local Council services such as education, social care and waste management, to name a...

Tacit Relocation: A Guide to Understanding its Implications in Practice

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What is Tacit Relocation? The principle of Tacit Relocation is asserting that commercial leases do not automatically conclude at their expiration date. The Lease can only be brought to an end by either party by serving notice to quit By not serving n...

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