March 2022
The latest law firm offices are said to be designed to support new ways of working. But what does that mean? We report on how office design now involves more than just doing away with a few partitions
Is further reform needed to the law on damages for personal injury? In a new discussion paper the Scottish Law Commission asks whether previous statutory changes need bringing up to date
Why issues arise for employers concerning women with symptoms of the menopause, and how best to handle such matters in the workplace
In association with Denovo: The company's operations director speaks about his work and what accredited legal technologist status means to him
Scotland’s freedom of information law badly needs brought up to date, claims the Campaign for Freedom of Information in Scotland, which has drafted a bill now out to public comment
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Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Civil court: Redaction – completing the picture
- Corporate: Pandemic procurement: proper preferences?
- Intellectual property: NFTs and IP rights
- Agriculture: latest from the Land Court
- Succession: Changes to reporting for excepted estates
- Sport: Fan pressure and questions of morality
- Property: New code for new homes
- In-house: Democracy behind the scenes
In practice
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