September 2020
COVID-19 and its impact on office work should be seen as one of the periodic key moments in human evolution – but how do we still need to adapt to deal with the issues that have been thrown up?
Accredited legal technologist? Isn’t that for backroom IT staff? Much more than that, as we discovered on speaking to the diverse group now awarded the Society’s recently recognised specialism
To mark its webinars for businesses and professionals on employee ownership trusts, Co-operative Development Scotland highlights EOTs’ growing popularity, and their resilience in difficult times
Achieving a fair financial settlement on divorce may be more problematic in a recession. The authors look at the changing value of particular assets, and potential options to help meet parties’ needs
The provisions designed to protect the right to dignity and privacy of complainers in sexual offences trials are not achieving their aim, and proper evaluation is needed of the reasons why
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- Civil court briefing: Lessons from a video proof
- Corporate briefing: Business support: going our own way
- IP briefing: China – a friendlier place for IP rights?
- Agriculture briefing: Was there a croft here?
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Planning obligations: seeking better practice
- Construction briefing: Rough justice, smoother delivery
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