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Harper Macleod Annual Report 2023/24

We set out to be judged by our actions. We are proud of our achievements, and the difference we make to our clients, communities and colleagues.

Dealmakers

Dealmakers highlights the work of Harper Macleod’s Corporate | M+A team. Robotic lawnmowers, B2B gaming, international energy engineering, award-winning office fit-outs, clinical trials software, and sustainable water filtration are just some of our highlights from another busy 12 months.

Resolve

Resolve highlights the extensive and high profile work of our Dispute Resolution team. It also reviews some of the key trends and changes in dispute resolution in Scotland from the changes to the law of prescription to the continuing emergence of group litigation. We also look ahead to what we see on the horizon, from challenges to new oil exploration, land reform and unlawful means conspiracy.

The Blueprint

In partnership with AtkinsRealis, we brought together stakeholders with a direct interest in Scotland's public sector built environment. The Blueprint is a culmination of those discussions, focusing on innovative funding in housing partnerships, retrofitting at scale, community building, and city centre regeneration, all under the lens of achieving net zero goals.

The Brief Magazine

The Brief is Harper Macleod’s regular magazine for individuals and families. In this issue we take a look at the unexpected turns life can take, and the legal advice you might need when it does.

Associate

Associate highlights the work of our Commercial and Regulatory team. Regardless of size or sector, every organisation has responsibilities to meet if it is to achieve its objectives, whether that means overseas expansion, or fulfilling corporate governance and regulatory requirements.

Green Freeports

Our latest report examines Scotland's two new Green Freeports in the Forth and Inverness and Cromarty Firth, highlighting their role in stimulating investment, jobs, and regeneration based on insights from diverse sector stakeholders.

Scotland’s natural capital

In this report we delve into Scotland's natural capital, valued at £230bn, focusing on carbon offsetting through peatland restoration and woodland creation, and encapsulates diverse perspectives from landowners, developers, policymakers and other stakeholders.

The Dealmakers Magazine

Our team is among the leading advising in corporate Scotland and our regular bulletin captures some of their recent activity across a wide range of sectors.