Opinion

Eric Curran Eric Curran is managing partner of DM Hall Chartered Surveyors, based in the firm's Glasgow North office

John Cairns John Cairns is a tax partner at French Duncan Chartered Accountants

Bob Mowat Bob Mowat is a consultant specialising in rating in the Edinburgh office of DM Hall Chartered Surveyors.

Catriona Munro is a partner in the EU competition and regulatory team at Maclay Murray & Spens LLP Heralded by Which? as the “biggest change to consumer legislation in a generation,” the Consumer Rights Act 2015 could release a torrent of new damages claims against companies when it comes in

James Forbes James Forbes is a Partner at Scottish law firm Burness Paul

Rod Mathers Rod Mathers is a partner with Henderson Loggie’s corporate finance team.

Paul Marshall is a partner, and Niall McLean is an associate in the business ethics team at Brodies LLP Behaving ethically, and being seen to be behave ethically, is an increasingly important aspect of doing business. In a climate in which businesses are subjected to unprecedented scrutiny and growi

Eileen Blackburn Eileen Blackburn is head of business recovery and Barry Laurie is a tax partner at French Duncan Chartered Accountants

John Cairns John Cairns is a tax partner at French Duncan Chartered Accountants

Guy Tulloch Guy Tulloch is senior investment manager at Turcan Connell Asset Management

Adam Hardie. Business development partner and head of food and drink at Johnston Carmichael’s Edinburgh office

Alan Cunningham Alan Cunningham is a partner at Alexander Sloan, the Glasgow and Edinburgh- based Chartered Accountant and Business Adviser.

Paul McCluskey It’s a sad fact that as technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, so do the techniques employed by criminals to commit fraudulent activity.

John Macintosh is a tax partner at Deloitte. April is historically an important month for legislative changes, with a raft of new rules and regulations introduced.

George Bull is Chair of Professional Services Group at Baker Tilly There was once a poster at Watford Junction railway station, just outside London. Advertising the local shopping centre, it read ‘Little blue dress, little blue dress, my life would be complete if only I could have that little blue