September 2022
With some consumers struggling financially even without a further energy price rise, what can those unable to afford their bills do, and what are their rights in relation to their suppliers?
The role arbitral institutions can play in managing international arbitrations, and some considerations in choosing the most appropriate body
The major changes introduced by the Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Act 2021, newly entered into force
The lead commissioner on the Scottish Law Commission report which led to the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Bill, responds to questions raised over the level of consumer protection offered
A tribute to Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth, and to "the incomparable power of her example"
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- Civil court: Pointers to the future
- Intellectual property: Data mining for all
- Agriculture: The next land reform package
- Corporate: Developments and divergence in data
- Sport: Lessons from the Whyte review
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Property: Registration – over a decade?
- In-house: The top team – three more years
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