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Vol-62 Issue-08

Running the SPA for you

Journal 14th August 2017
Paralegal pointers: introducing the Scottish Paralegal Association committee for 2017-19
Vol-62 Issue-08

Handle complaints like a pro

Journal 14th August 2017
Reflections from the SLCC: it suggests that, as the average legal practitioner can expect to be named in at least two formal complaints in their career, we look for the bright side of legal complaints
Vol-62 Issue-08

Cloud reformed

Journal 14th August 2017
A good IT system means going through one of the reputable cloud providers? Not necessarily. A sole principal tells how his practice went for the DIY solution
Vol-62 Issue-08

Analyse this

Journal 14th August 2017
The Word of Gold: a survey of Big Law just published across the Pond has valuable lessons for everyone
Vol-62 Issue-08

AML: Risk and the New Rules

Journal 14th August 2017
New Money Laundering Regulations now in force mark the biggest change to the legal regime in a decade. Lockton explains the new risk assessment duties and other obligations on solicitors
Vol-62 Issue-08

Ask Ash

Journal 14th August 2017
Advice column: my boss spends his time looking for new business; how do I find support when I need it?
Vol-62 Issue-08

Court IT – the users' view

Journal 14th August 2017
In response to the pace of technological change in the courts, the Society has formed an IT working group, which would be pleased to hear of any related issues solicitors wish to raise
Vol-62 Issue-08

Q&A corner

Journal 14th August 2017
Advice from the Professional Practice team on circulating clients when moving firms
Vol-62 Issue-07

Family law: still scope for reform

Journal 17th July 2017
As the Scottish Law Commission prepares its Tenth Programme of Law Reform, a host of topics under the broad umbrella of child and family law would benefit from its attention
Vol-62 Issue-07

People's court

Journal 17th July 2017
What happened on the day that four UK Supreme Court Justices took questions at the Law Society of Scotland
Vol-62 Issue-07

The importance of lawyers in a democratic society

Journal 17th July 2017
The full text of the lecture, one of the Jean Clark Memorial Lectures series, of which an extract appears in this month's magazine
Vol-62 Issue-07

Thy will be done

Journal 17th July 2017
Some reflections on the practical considerations in making an application for rectification of a will to the court
Vol-62 Issue-07

Children's rights and physical punishment

Journal 17th July 2017
An extended version of this month's opinion article develops the ECHR arguments for banning physical punishment of children
Vol-62 Issue-07

Pension sharing and professional negligence

Journal 17th July 2017
A cautionary tale for family law practitioners, about a client losing out due to bad advice despite an agreement over pension sharing
Vol-62 Issue-07

Reading for pleasure

Journal 17th July 2017
This month's selection of leisure reading, chosen by the Journal's book review editor
Vol-62 Issue-07

Opinion: Bruce Adamson

Journal 17th July 2017
The bill to outlaw physical punishment of children should have Government support as a way to remedy its repeated failure to bring Scotland up to international standards relating to children’s rights
Vol-62 Issue-07

Book reviews

Journal 17th July 2017
Reviews of Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 Annotated; Commercial Awareness for Lawyers (Todd and Sim)
Vol-62 Issue-07

Profile

Journal 17th July 2017
Former President Christine McLintock now convenes the Society's recently established Public Policy Committee
Vol-62 Issue-07

President's column

Journal 17th July 2017
New lawyers at the admission ceremony are full of enthusiasm for their future career. I still share that enthusiasm; but what can we do for those who struggle to cope with the demands of the job?
Vol-62 Issue-07

People on the move

Journal 17th July 2017
Collected news of new appointments and practice changes
Vol-62 Issue-07

400 years – still innovating

Journal 17th July 2017
Registers of Scotland’s celebrations to mark 400 years of the General Register of Sasines coincide with two developments to take the organisation into the future
Vol-62 Issue-07

Litigation: a bill to settle

Journal 17th July 2017
Following publication of the bill to implement civil litigation funding reform, the author critically examines the thinking behind two key provisions, and encourages practitioners to join the debate
Vol-62 Issue-07

Access to justice: the small print

Journal 17th July 2017
Some issues that arise from the Civil Litigation Bill from the standpoint of the Society’s Professional Practice team
Vol-62 Issue-07

Benefits of devolution

Journal 17th July 2017
Taking over part of the social security system is one of the most complex exercises yet undertaken by the Scottish Government. This contribution sets out the approach of its Social Security Bill
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