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Review of Access Rights and Rights of Way (Paisley)

The in-house lawyer's perspective on whether a line can be drawn between law and regulation

Scheme reduces returns of deeds and cuts administration

President's message: words of thanks for dedicated service, and of encouragement to readers to help promote positive change, are top of the agenda this month

Opinion that the effective campaign by local faculties and bar associations over legal aid can be repeated, but longer term success needs a national voice

Professor Norrie replies to the criticisms of LLB teaching in the July issue; Brian Allingham proposes an alternative route to qualification

The problems facing those currently seeking Diploma and traineeship places, in terms of too many graduates chasing too few places

The implications of adopting the non-numeric standard for fingerprint identification

Concluding part of survey of Budget and Finance Act rounds up important changes affecting trusts, charities, business taxation and the disclosure requirements

Authors' research into commercial litigators' attitudes to alternative dispute resolution reveals general support but a belief that it could be used more

Interview with solicitor Laura Gordon, appointed Director of the Glasgow-Edinburgh Collaboration Project

Interview with the Society's Chief Executive Douglas Mill, new President of the international body IILACE, on why he gets a lift from working with his fellow CEOs

How CPD Online enables solicitors to fulfil part of their CPD requirements online

A trainee undertaking an LLM, supported by his firm, alongside his traineeship, explains the attractions

Managing "people risks" and its impact on the effective management of risk in a legal practice

Latest civil court decisions, including jurisdiction in family cases; pleadings; witness lists; caution for expenses; decree by default; appeal; expenses

Two recent decisions have broken new ground on the legal position of joint agricultural tenancies

A fundamental change in UK trade mark procedure will see the onus of objecting to an application shift to an existing rights holder

Overview of the monster-sized Companies Bill, which will have a significant impact especially in relation to the running of small private companies

The legal issues arising from attempts to control doping in sport are spreading ever wider

The minimum standard for dismissal proceedings remains in doubt despite the requirements of the current regulations

Reports relating to Messrs Robertson & Ross; Nicholas Gerard McCormick; William Pirie Rennie; Ronald McKenzie; Alistair Ogston Robertson

Reviews of sites dealing with the law of defamation