November 2011
Despite challenging economic times, there are great benefits to Scottish lawyers in properly planned pro bono work, as experience with the National Autistic Society’s Education Rights Service has shown
Compared with England, Scotland has a reasonably straightforward procedure for correcting errors in a trust deed. A recent case of the authors’ is instructive
HMRC proposals on capital allowances will have a significant effect on all sectors investing in plant and machinery, and mean added due diligence work for property lawyers
Mortgage fraud has become highly sophisticated, requiring lenders, solicitors and others to work together to minimise the risk. A recent conference discussed the latest developments
A comment on the employment tribunal reforms announced last month by Chancellor George Osborne
In this issue
- The role for pro bono
- Rectifying trusts – a Scottish perspective
- Squeezing capital claims
- The many faces of mortgage fraud
- Welcome break or cause for concern?
- Opinion
- Reading for pleasure
- Book reviews
- Council profile
- President's column
- Beware what you register
- Justice inside and out
- Auto-enrolment: are you prepared?
- Power and authority
- Refining the message
- Seeing through the cloud
- Don't drag out child cases
- Up to the job?
- Permanence changes
- LGPS: sea change again
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- ILG takes on risk
- Real burdens revived
- Practical limitations
- CPD: how to comply
- Law reform update
- The learning curve
- Ask Ash
- Inside story
Additional
