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Vol-43 Issue-12

Support for witnesses in sheriff courts

Journal 1st December 1998
Report on the evaluation of a pilot scheme providing in-court support to witnesses in criminal cases
Vol-43 Issue-12

Interview: David O'Hagan

Journal 1st December 1998
A young criminal court solicitor voices his fears for the future with the seemingly inevitable introduction of fixed fees
Vol-43 Issue-12

Advice on investment business files

Journal 1st December 1998
Firms should take care to keep proper, separate client filesdealing with pension and other investment work, and to check files acquired when taking over a practice
Vol-43 Issue-12

Self assessment

Journal 1st December 1998
A self assessment exercise can be instructive in showing whether you are risk aware in dealing with client business
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