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Intellectual property briefing: two CJEU decisions on copyright infringement in a digital context have practical implications for any business operating websites and/or free wifi networks

Agriculture briefing: the latest guidance from the Independent Adviser on Tenant Farming, on late payment of rent, and selling a company owner of land subject to pre-emptive right to buy

Corporate briefing: an Outer House judge has had to consider competing Scottish and Indian interests in relation to companies subject to insolvency proceedings in both countries

Sport briefing: proceedings by a football agent alleging breach of contract and wrongful inducement, illustrate the interplay of the ordinary law and particular sport-specific rules

Report relating to Steven Lilly

Based on the England & Wales Model Commercial Lease, the Property Standardisation Group has launched the first of a suite of standard forms of lease for commercial property in Scotland

His employers may be Scotland’s largest hospitality group, but as sole company solicitor, this month’s in-house interviewee has a wide ranging workload in a changing world

An example risk assessment form is one of a number of resources recently made available to members by the Society

Recent public policy work of the Society's committees, including legislative process; offensive behaviour at football; Brexit; hate crime and prejudice; forestry

The Society has begun a series of seminars on the key issues arising from the Brexit process. This report on the first event illustrates the approach and the intended outcome

Some questions and answers to help solicitors over the transition to new Master Policy brokers Lockton

Sector focus is the new watchword of larger firms – but how do you go about it when everyone is promoting their expertise? The first of two articles considers the potential gains, and some strategies

The Scottish Paralegal Association looks back on 2016, an eventful year with a number of landmarks

As the appointment of Marsh as Master Policy broker comes to an end, their final article reflects on cyber risk as a significant risk for the profession

The Word of Gold: to win work consistently, patience is not just a virtue, but a necessity

Advice column: I walked out on my job, but fear I may have acted too hastily

Anyone acting for a listed company, or even an individual connected with such a company, may be caught by the “insider list” requirements of the new Market Abuse Regulation

A sheriff court case earlier this year showed up potential anomalies in the application of the rules on valuation of pensions on divorce

The CEO of legal tech company Amiqus Resolution blogs on the particular issues that data infrastructure poses for the legal profession

Introducing the findings of the Society’s first Technology Survey Report on the profession’s use of, and needs relating to, IT

This month's selection of leisure reading, chosen by the Journal's book review editor

An industry trend is seeing the biggest legal firms forcing older lawyers out of the door. Smart, smaller firms should be snapping up those looking to work into their retirement

Reviews of Butterworths Employment Law Handbook, Tolleys Employment Law Handbook

Glasgow & Strathkelvin Council member Anne Macdonald has a working life that gives her an unusual range of contacts with the profession