September 2023
The Scottish Government’s Human Rights Bill will significantly increase the range of rights brought directly into Scots law. Our lead feature explains the approach to making these rights effective
Client satisfaction scores are unreliable and can lull you into complacency, the author maintains, proposing instead a systematic, whole-firm approach to client experience to help your firm to thrive
Trans issues are gaining recognition in law, but much has still to be worked out, especially in family law. This article highlights some key issues including those already considered by English courts
The recent Supreme Court decision on advice regarding medical treatments is helpful clarification, but questions remain over the current direction of the law
Having undertaken the process herself, the author hails the Qualified Lawyers Assessment as a means for international lawyers to requalify as a Scottish solicitor
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