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May 2001

President’s report
A review of the state of the profession and the Society’s role in assisting its members
Blowing the whistle on workplace malpractice
The role of Public Concern at Work in promoting safe and effective whistleblowing practices
Powers of attorney: new rules in force
Final part of series on Adults with Incapacity Act examines issues including management of residents’ finances and guardianship orders
Liability for defective software
Establishing a duty of care creates difficulties in pinpointing liability when defective software causes injury
Devil is in the detail
Second of two articles on the salient aspects of the 2001 Budget (business taxation and VAT)
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In this issue

  • President’s report
  • Blowing the whistle on workplace malpractice
  • Powers of attorney: new rules in force
  • Liability for defective software
  • Devil is in the detail
  • Strong consensus reaps benefits
  • Around the houses
  • You’ve got mail risks
  • IBA World Women Lawyers’ Conference
  • Europe
  • Book reviews

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