Ann is Head of Knowledge Management, and a senior professional support lawyer specialising in all aspects of commercial property. Coming from a background of over 20 years’ transactional experience, she provides a comprehensive support service to the firm's Scottish commercial property lawyers, which includes knowledge and resource development, in-house counsel, marketing and business enhancement, and development and delivery of training. Ann's Knowledge Management role includes advising on, devising and implementing strategy for the management, development and delivery of knowledge and information in the firm and supporting learning and development. Ann is a founder member of the award-winning Property Standardisation Group, co-author of 'Conveyancing Practice in Scotland: 6th edition' and was awarded the Professional Development Certificate in Knowledge Management from the University of Edinburgh in 2012.
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This article reviews the Scottish Government’s proposal to replace Stamp Duty Land Tax with a new Land and Buildings Transaction Tax. I. IntroductionHard on the heels of enactment of the Scotland Act 2012, the Scottish Government…
When First Minister Alex Salmond announced "a radical review of land reform" last week, many of us could be forgiven for thinking that this is had already happened, less than a decade ago, with the enactment of the Land Reform (Scot…
Hard on the heels of enactment of the Scotland Act 2012, the Scottish Government has published the first consultation paper dealing with aspects of the Act. Entitled "Taking forward a Scottish Land and Buildings Transaction Tax", t…
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