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The forthcoming ISO Standard 10668 is expected to settle longstanding questions of how to undertake brand valuation – and write in a significant role for IP and other lawyers
Interview with Margaret Morton, solicitor turned head of investor relations in venture philanthropy organisation Inspiring Scotland, who seeks support for their programme to alter the "social landscape"
Council expected to ask for redraft before proposals put to the vote
What the Society's representation and support arm can offer local faculties of solicitors
Professional Conduct Committee's work considering complaints of unsatisfactory professional conduct in the year since the first such case was dealt with
Recent EU developments on the Services Directive; e-justice portal; maximum fees for lawyers; victims' rights; accused's letter of rights
Government lawyers' school visits have been helping children become confident individuals and responsible citizens
Research into communication in the legal profession on both sides of the border has found some marked variations in the use of electronic means depending on the type of recipient
Another practice enabling solicitors to work via cloud computing with administrative support is just launching
Advice corner: what is the best time to break the news of my pregnancy when I have not long joined my present employer?
The Equality Act 2010 will bring a renewed focus on potentially discriminatory employment practices – such as the continued use of PQE figures in many legal job ads?
Some of the risks and rewards, from a risk management perspective, that accompany the adoption of technology by solicitors
Latest criminal cases, including sentencing for child pornography; breach of the peace
Scots law is becoming increasingly isolated in Europe by denying access to a lawyer during police detention, and should be looking to adapt
While much of the Equality Act 2010 restates existing law, its provisions to harmonise and strengthen the law make a review of employers' policies advisable
A recent contact case has considered the abuse provisions introduced by the Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006
One of the few reported cases on division and sale of a matrimonial home has clarified the application of the law
The Bilski patent appeal in the US failed to deliver the hoped-for clarification of the patentability of business methods and softare, but may yet produce longer term benefits
A bill now passed by the Scottish Parliament will set up a new Crofting Register and make other important changes to the law
A review of the options available to final salary pension scheme employers to reduce costs going forward
Websites of the "big 5" law schools in Scotland
Reviews of Money Laundering (Brown); Nature Conservation Law (Reid)
Charities are often required to grant standard securities in favour of substantial funders, but these can present unexpected issues for the unwary solicitor, perhaps acting pro bono
One solicitor/estate agent was quickly sold on the new gadget as a way to do business