November 2018
A discussion of the recent Scottish case on whether a salaried partner in a legal firm was an employee able to claim unfair dismissal, and its significance for private practice
A survey from the Society's Brussels Office of the possible next steps in a critical month for the Brexit negotiations
Two recent cases in which the author was involved suggest that the Keeper is not properly applying the statutory provisions on rectification of the Land Register
Some points for practitioners to beware of when drafting or notarising an affidavit, arising from the recently introduced Court of Session practice note
Review of a case which has clarified issues including rights of appellate review, relevant factors, and territorial scopes for different rights, in relation to employees working overseas
In this issue
- Salaried but not employed
- Brussels and Brexit: the end of the beginning
- The art of rectification
- Affidavits in family actions: the new practice
- Overseas but under the law
- Share schemes: the key to unlocking business success?
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion: Laura Connor
- Book reviews
- Profile: Waqqas Ashraf
- President's column
- Ayr-Zetland: the tour continues
- People on the move
- Heading for a split?
- Brexit: a role for judicial review
- Human rights: closing the gap
- Switching on to electric cars
- Excellence in many guises
- Legal IT: from potential to progress
- How to get law firm stakeholders to invest in legal technology
- End of the road
- Deficiencies of process v disability discrimination
- Family lawyers and the sleuth client
- Sending the right message
- Pension transfers: protecting people from themselves
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Missives: the third way
- Variety in squeezed times
- Public policy highlights
- New year, new plan
- Mentoring scheme moves up a level
- Ask Ash
- (Re)Setting the clock – the breeze that caused a storm*
- Paralegal pointers
- The quest for innovation
- Appreciation: Murray Alexander Sinclair
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