October 2023
Law firm margins are being squeezed, and costcutting is back into focus. But wouldn’t they be better engaged looking at reducing debtor days and write-offs – starting with their approach to pricing?
Tax considerations may not be uppermost in the minds of separating couples, but can be important matters for advisers to consider
Artificial intelligence has already had an impact on the Scottish legal system, and will do so to a much greater extent – but poses different challenges to different sectors
Highlighting the alternative route to qualification via the Law Society of Scotland’s exams – and the difficulties that can face those choosing this route due to lack of awareness among employer firms
The Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023 reforms the regulation of charities under Scots law. This special feature explains the current position, and what may follow
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Regulars
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court: CPO breach application not out of time
- Licensing: The future of minimum unit pricing
- Insolvency: Who gets the benefit?
- Tax: Raising revenue with Holyrood’s devolved powers
- Immigration: When is Home Office support “adequate”?
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal: October 2023
- In-house: Public service – so many paths
In practice
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