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January 2009

Public law in Scotland
The full address by Lord Clyde to the conference held by the Murray Stable Public Law Group on 10 November 2008 (edited version: Journal, December 2008, 18)
Harmony in conflict management
The new law on company directors' conflict of interest, and how it affects governance procedures, particularly as respects company pension schemes
Tapping Reeve and his legacy
The story of the very first law school in America, and its influence beyond its own lifetime
Busy times at 60
President's message: The Society's 60th anniversary year is shaping up to be another busy one, on many fronts
Living wills - why?
Scotland lags in legally recognising an individual's advance written refusal of medical treatment if they become terminally ill or incapax
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In this issue

  • Public law in Scotland
  • Harmony in conflict management
  • Tapping Reeve and his legacy
  • Busy times at 60
  • Living wills - why?
  • Forward by the rights
  • A cornerstone of rights
  • Welcome for rejections takeup
  • Sins of omission
  • A time to buy?
  • Parenthood reborn
  • Persons unknown
  • Front of the class
  • Setting the standards
  • Client service: the standards
  • Judicial appointments: how you can take part
  • ABS - the next phase
  • Third parties and premature complaints
  • Planning to perform
  • Manual for the mind
  • Computing on tap - or money down the drain?
  • When resolution is not enough
  • Ask Ash
  • Making up lost time?
  • Don't get caught short by transfer traps
  • Collaboration: a new dimension
  • Packed and ready
  • Regulator on a roll
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Website review
  • Book reviews
  • Medicines: the wrong cure
  • Fraud alert! (and a cautionary tale)

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