April 2022
Thoughts from the Scottish Property Professional Support Lawyers Group on the new Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land
Rising salaries; a shortage of job applicants; raised expectations as regards benefits and working conditions. What is the impact of the current scramble for talent in the legal sector?
What legal framework can support the development of automated vehicles while allocating liability appropriately when something goes wrong? In a joint report the Law Commissions have devised a scheme
Proper planning where an employee returns to work after a lengthy absence is likely to bring longer term benefits and avoid issues arising. Plus a note on the P&O redundancies issue
Fine weather for the European Young Bar Association Conference in Glasgow did not deter delegates from highlighting how, as lawyers, we can be more environmentally conscious to combat climate change
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Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court: Thom bar still applies
- Licensing: tighter rules for the pet trade
- Insolvency: Transition from the COVID measures
- Tax: What did the Spring Statement bring?
- Immigration: Providing a home for Ukrainians
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Property: RCI – what does it involve?
- In-house: Looking for a star
In practice
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