December 2022
With events of 2022 causing the public mood to turn sharply downwards, our report on the Journal Employment Survey 2022 attempts to assess how that is reflected among solicitors and their workplaces
Following the Supreme Court’s decision on the Draft Independence Referendum Bill, the Journal invited two well-known commentators to offer their perspectives on the outcome
Two members of the Executive Team for the Scottish Mental Health Law Review discuss the potential impact of the Review for practitioners, following publication of its final report
Apart from adoption, decisions extinguishing parental responsibilities and rights are quite unusual. This article sets out to draw some guidance from the limited case law
Many solicitors are feeling cost of living pressures too, adding to workplace stress, and now is the time to ensure a supportive workplace
For ease of reading on the device of your choice, you can also access this issue of the Journal, presented in its usual page layout, in two formats:
- An interactive online version, hosted on the PageSuite service, which is published in HTML5 which means it works well on both iOS and Android devices; and
- A PDF file, which you can read online and download if you like to print pages.
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court: Farewell retrospective
- Agriculture: A future support framework
- Corporate: Is there a creditor duty?
- Intellectual property: "Reclaiming the UK statute book"
- Sport: Flouting their own rules?
- Succession: Crofting tenancy transfers in intestacy
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal: December 2022
- Property: Conveyancing – the future is in our hands
- In-house: With a fair wind
In practice
Online exclusive
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