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July 2000

President's report
President's message, covering MDPs, human rights and online services
Still a glass ceiling for women solicitors?
An outline of the findings of research which suggests that barriers still exist to hinder the progress of women solicitors - and some views from women in the profession
Resuscitating civil legal aid
A recent extension to the payment period may improve access to civil legal aid, but in the interests of justice the Scottish Executive must create an environment that allows for its efficient delivery
Companies and directors in the dock
Consideration of government proposals to make companies and directors more accountable for health and safety offences
The Scottish Parliament one year on
A summary of the legislation passed, and a description of the style of debate that developed, in the Scottish Parliament's first year
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In this issue

  • President's report
  • Still a glass ceiling for women solicitors?
  • Resuscitating civil legal aid
  • Companies and directors in the dock
  • The Scottish Parliament one year on
  • The law of design
  • Discretion in granting decree by default
  • Representing clients in mediation
  • Risk assessments (health and safety regulations)
  • The headache of domain names
  • Reminder of routine risk issues

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