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Proposals by two specialists in the area for reform of Court of Session IP litigation practice have been well received by practitioners and have been put to the Scottish Civil Justice Council
The author believes most current LLB teaching involves too much detail at the expense of context, and hopes to start a debate on the merits of a transactional approach in its place
Draft rules have been published for the licensing of short-term lets – but they do not always fit well with the statutory framework within which they sit, and could cause practical difficulties
We’re stuck in lockdown, again, and it’s winter. The Journal took a mini-survey of how people are coping and hopes the responses might be of use to others
Introducing the landmark Act to improve forensic medical services for victims of rape and sexual assault
Regulars
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court: Discount season
- Family: Capital values in uncertain times
- Employment: Can employers require staff vaccination?
- Human rights: Protecting the child claimant
- Pensions: a bill with teeth
- Charities: commerce as public benefit?
- Property: Playing safe: on the right track?
- In-house: Wide world of in-house
In practice
- Priorities for our Parliament
- The Word of Gold: The gift that keeps on giving
- TRS: more trusts, more information, more access
- A proper conclusion
- The Eternal Optimist: Putting resolve into resolutions
- Appreciation: Professor Emeritus Robert Rennie
- Ask Ash: Trainee in a rut
- Royal Faculty invites new members
