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Latest civil cases, including pleadings; appeals; interim possession; petitions for liquidation; expenses

Interview with Murray Mathieson, who aims to help the profession understand what clients really want from their legal service providers

Reviews of websites dealing with freedom of information and data protection

Report of 2002 Nothing but the Net conference

Part 2 of a survey of how information technology can help practices lessen their exposure to risk

Various cases considered by the Professional Practice Committee, including emails received in error

Part 6 of a series encouraging lawyers to use plain language in dealings with clients

Review of A Practical Guide to Rent Review of Agricultural Holdings

Report relating to James Kelly

With a harsher economic outlook successful businesses look more deeply at their client relationships and getting the best from staff

Convener of the Legal Aid Committee talks about the background to civil legal aid reform and what it means for practitioners

Lawyers should stop and think about what is important in their work and consider what they are trying to achieve in their careers

Implications of the Employment Act 2002, especially extended rights for working parents to request flexible working arrangements

Discussion of the continuing confusion surrounding inhibition on the dependence following the Karl Construction case

Latest criminal cases, including the Moorov rule; impartiality; warrants; culpable and reckless conduct; road traffic; delays

Keeper’s update on matters including feudal abolition; ARTL; rejected applications for registration; e-forms; title sheets

Adviser with Streetwork tells of the challenges of working for the homeless and socially excluded

Scotland is at the forefront of efforts to make the internet a safer place for children

Reviews of legal websites for lay users

Part 1 of a survey of how information technology can help practices lessen their exposure to risk

Good practice in relation to accounting for proceeds of sale, and letters of obligation

Part 5 of a series encouraging lawyers to use plain language in dealings with clients

Review of Scottish Civic Government Licensing Law

Firms must get the basics right before attempting a more sophisticated approach