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First of two reviews of websites of the relaunched Faculty of Advocates stables
Review of Delict (ed Thomson)
Local government employers are studying the detail of the proposed new pension scheme for their staff
New rules require charities to make their status clear in a specified range of documents
The potential difficulties that can arise in a family law context where one of a couple provides personal funds towards the purchase of a property in joint names
President's message: the Society's members must have the final say in the policy for the future of the profession and in proposed standards of conduct and service
Opinion that it is possible to regulate the proposed new forms of business structure, but it requires a whole new, and more modern, approach
Interviews with Richard Keen, Colin Boyd and Michael Jones on professional relationships between solicitors and advocates, and possible new career paths
Why the Voluntary Pre-Action Protocol for Personal Injury Cases is not working as it should to encourage early settlement of claims
The Keeper recommends that solicitors use deeds of conditions rather than dispositions to create real burdens, if the burdens are to be mutually enforceable
Interview with Lord Gill to find out what is shaping the thoughts of the Civil Courts Review, as it reaches the consultation paper stage
A key ruling of the House of Lords has clarified the rights of those who claim to be victims of an ultra vires act of the Scottish Ministers
First of two articles on the 2007 Cost of Time Survey highlights the impact on a firm's cost base of developing an efficient structure of fee earners
Most solicitors will never be involved with the Judicial Factor or the Society's Interventions Department, but there are benefits from knowing how they operate
The committee is watching the progress of the summary justice reforms carefully to see how well they bed in
Some advice on queries being raised with the Society relating to the new money laundering regulations
Some ideas on what needs to be put in place in order to develop high performing teams in law firms
Interview with Stephen Moore, the solicitor who has developed the CaseCheck service for researching the law and demonstrating the user's own skills
Authors warn of the constant need for vigilance against data theft in a world where the possible means are multiplying
Case studies and risk management points based on the experience of claims under the Master Policy in the areas of trust and executry work
Latest criminal cases, including bail; contempt of court; sentence discounts; backdating; delay; concert
Despite the lack of major legislation in progress, don't assume that 2008 will be a quiet year for employment law developments
The main points of the new adoption law, expected to come into force by the end of this year
An ongoing campaign against licensees who illegally substitute branded spirits has achieved significant progress against the practice