Profile
What is your practice area?
Family law.
What motivates you to get up on a Monday morning?
The people I work with… and knowing Friday is five days away!!
What’s your top tip for new lawyers?
Expect nothing, work hard, and take every opportunity even if it takes you down a path you did not expect/plan. The profession is changing; it needs to, to survive.
How long have you been a member of Council, and what have been the highlights?
One year; and understanding how Council meetings run – in the beginning the paperwork and background to matters discussed can be daunting.
How do you keep in touch with local members?
Email, and the agents’ room. Folk can approach me, and do.
What main issues do your members want Council to address?
Legal aid changes, court closures and sep rep – no surprises really!
If you could change only one thing for your members, what would it be?
Free chocolate on a Friday!
What keeps you busy outside of work?
Playing sport – it’s a great work switch-off.
In this issue
- Widening access to the stocks and gallows?
- Family migration revisited
- The same but different
- Controlling tendency
- ESPC: out of the parental home
- Offshore employment: floating goalposts?
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion column: David O'Hagan
- Book reviews
- Profile
- President's column
- Make the most of your "multiples"
- Sep rep: all to play for
- The bigger they are...
- Licensed to thrill
- Capacity challenge
- One year, and counting?
- Selling your rights... for what?
- The voice of technology
- A serious matter
- Relocation: where are we now?
- Whistle for reform
- Same sex marriage: for richer, for poorer
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Residential property review takes shape
- In-house lawyers seek a rising star
- Mentoring: the way forward
- How not to win business: a guide for professionals
- Comm prop risks
- Ask Ash
- Crossed purposes
- Conference looks for profession to evolve
- Law reform roundup
- Help with the red flags