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June 2010

Embrace "the new lawyer", mediation expert will tell conference
Interview with Dr Julie Macfarlane ahead of Core masterclass
Best practice governance for family businesses: a new dawn
New corporate governance guidelines for unlisted companies contain a number of points of interest to family business advisers
Spanning the divide
President's message: a priority for the new presidential year must be to build bridges within the profession, following the AGM votes on ABS
Action on Gill review
Letters from the Lord President and Cabinet Secretary for Justice responding to the President's call for action
A House divided?
The profession now finds itself debating what the Society's AGM decided should happen as regards ABS – but attention is also switching to the scope of the Society's role as potential regulator
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In this issue

  • Embrace "the new lawyer", mediation expert will tell conference
  • Best practice governance for family businesses: a new dawn
  • Spanning the divide
  • Action on Gill review
  • A House divided?
  • Get it right first time
  • Views from the front line
  • Push for change
  • "If ABSs are the answer, what's the question?"
  • Common cause
  • Shaping a new life
  • Essential artl
  • Smart bows out at AGM
  • It's the final countdown
  • Law reform update
  • Ask Ash
  • Here comes the rain again...
  • True or false?
  • Journey's end
  • Win some, lose some
  • Forget getting paid!
  • Thumbs up for Google?
  • A sporting result?
  • Buying into good causes
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Website review
  • Book reviews

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