May 2014
European Economic Area nationals are better placed than British nationals in relation to immigration of family members who are third country nationals
The sometimes overlooked family action procedure rules that now require parties to take certain steps before a case comes to court, on pain of sanctions
A study of the different types of post-adoption contact, and the criteria by which a psychologist may make a recommendation in a disputed case
How should solicitors respond to the discovery of the Heartbleed bug? Our series on IT threats continues
A cautionary tale of a business with a flawed partnership agreement
In this issue
- Immigration: where British nationals lose out
- Family actions: be prepared
- The psychology of post-adoption contact
- Attack vectors into the law: Heartbleed
- When family farming partnerships go wrong
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion: Gillian Mawdsley
- Book reviews
- Profile
- President's column
- The results are in
- The best medicine?
- LBTT: key points for solicitors
- Courts: why the reforms add up
- Unfinished business
- The voice of technology
- Capacity: a growing issue
- Charities and the rise of social enterprises
- Referendum – the rules of debate
- Rewriting the rules
- Family leave – bedevilled by detail
- Strictly confidential?
- Budget: your flexible friend
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Food for thought
- The consumer protection challenge
- People on the move
- Ask us another
- Healthy discord
- Claims, trends and targets
- Ask Ash
- Law reform roundup
- Cost of Time 2014: survey now open
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