May 2003
Warnings that young lawyers in their droves are turning their backs on court practice
Scottish Legal Aid Board Chairman Jean Couper is attempting to build co-operation and consultation
Civil legal aid reform package announced by Justice Minister
Solicitors who have set up their own practice talk about the experience
Part 1 of a look back over 10 years of giving conveyancing opinions, highlighting recurring issues
In this issue
- Scotland's courts face lost generation catastrophe
- Compromise is better option to confrontation
- Date set for reform package
- Risk and reward await those who go on their own
- A matter of opinion
- Organise workload to make your valuable time count
- Continuity planning takes drama out of a crisis
- Pursuers panel advises on professional negligence
- Client relations
- Platt aiming to push forward
- President's column
- Abandonment at common law still competent
- Holiday heaven or hell?
- Data Protection Act 1998 - what you need to know
- Getting to grips with debt
- Europe
- How the leopard changed its spots
- Licensing
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal (1)
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal (2)
- Website reviews
- Book reviews
- Contaminated land must be discussed with clients
- Property reports service now online
Additional
