October 2006
Far from providing clarity, the new regulations will need litigation to decide the effect of the insolvency provisions (longer version of October 2006 briefing article)
Reply to article on selection for Diploma and traineeship places by Michael Torrance in the September 2006 Journal
President's message: Whatever the context, communication and open dicussion is proving the best way of achieving results
The UK Government's U-turn on compulsory home condition reports provided by sellers should be reflected in Scotland by a rethinking on purchasers' information packs
Report on the "Balancing the Scales of Justice" debate on independence of the profession, with summaries of the keynote speeches
In this issue
- TUPE passes the buck (1)
- Survival of the fittest? A reply
- Channels of communication
- Time to discard the PIPs
- Speaking in the public interest
- Education's Big Bang
- If you can't say anything nice...
- Lesbian families, parenthood and contact
- Keep it in the family
- End of the peer show
- New chambers challenges Faculty Services
- Cash without borders
- Fraud - the threat from within
- Note it down - or lose out
- Balancing privacy and data sharing
- Provoking argument
- To amend or not to amend?
- Purchases under test
- TUPE passes the buck
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Website reviews
- Book reviews
- Law or regulation? The blurring gets more blurred
- Registers success with direct debit
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