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Commentary on the recent European Court ruling that the "so far as is reasonably practicable" test in UK health and safety law does not infringe the EU directive
Some contrasts in the approaches of Scots and English law to property claims by cohabitants, in the light of a recent English House of Lords appeal
Survey of views on whether a courtroom is the right place to determine the care arrangements for a child whose parents are disputing residence and contact
Some experiences of, and advice from, solicitors who decided they needed a change of practice area and are glad they took the plunge
A reply to the open letter from the Dean of Faculty (Journal, June 2007) on the Scheme for Counsel's fees
Overview of the Update conference "The Many Faces of Fraud"
Accredited specialists in incapacity law and mental health law chart the growth of these practice areas and explain what is needed to become accredited
Second article on the Draft Money Laundering Regulations 2007 explains what will be required to carry out "customer due diligence"
Obtaining digital evidence that will stand up in court requires basic rules to be meticulously observed
Terms of the Voluntary Pre-Action Protocol in Scotland for Professional Negligence Claims, which applies to claims intimated after 1 July 2007
Unlike in England, planning for business continuity management is not yet compulsory for solicitors' practices in Scotland - but it is strongly encouraged
Latest civil cases, including dismissal following delay; discharge of diet; caution for expenses; res judicata; summary applications; appeal; antisocial behaviour orders
Every solicitor with licensed trade clients needs to decide whether to tackle the complexities of the new regime
Are the Scottish Executive's proposals to relax controls on householder developments radical enough to deliver its goals?
The unique procedural challenges posed by the Iberdrola/ScottishPower takeover, overcome through constructive engagement with the Commercial Court
A case has already arisen, since the Trident Fashions decision recently discussed, of administrators seeking a winding up to avoid further liability for business rates
A case has already arisen, since the Trident Fashions decision recently discussed, of administrators seeking a winding up to avoid further liability for business rates
Reports relating to Michael Alan Grant McNiven; William Meechan
Reviews of the sites of the Registers of Scotland and the other UK and Irish land registries
Review of International Private Law in Scotland (Crawford and Carruthers)
Some advice on the key points of the 2005 Licensing (Scotland) Act, the first applications under which will have to be made within a matter of months
How automated registration of title will affect the steps of the typical conveyancing transaction - generally in a straightforward way
The fuller version of the Opinion article in the Journal for May 2007
The fuller version of the article in the Journal for May 2007