February 2022
A career background at Audit Scotland makes taking up post as the Society's chief executive not such a radical departure, Diane McGiffen tells the Journal, as she sets out her aims for the Society
In association with LawWare: A few key considerations in designing a website that engages viewers and is easy to understand
What has been achieved to date by the Society’s Climate Change Working Group, the priorities for the profession in the wake of COP26 and the group’s continuing role
The Women in Law Project is appealing for more personal stories from women working today – and especially for stories from ethnic minority women in law, past and present
In association with Braemar Finance: Every stage of a request for funding involves a member of the team
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Regulars
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Human rights: Gendered passports survive challenge
- Pensions: Are employers ready for the challenge?
- Succession: Putting it right: scope of the s 3 remedy
- Property: When the debtor defaults
- In-house: Starting an in-house career, in the house!
- Criminal court: New year, familiar issues
- Employment: Is a "right to disconnect" on the horizon?
- Family: Parens patriae: a cross-border issue
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