June 2022
As a concept the metaverse may be still evolving, but it is set to present a whole new world of challenges for lawyers. This feature explores where it is going, with particular reference to IP rights
Introducing an important report on advance directives, and on medical decision-making in intensive care situations, published by a cross-committee working group of the Society
Some key issues from the wideranging presentations at the Wills, Trusts and Executries Conference, held over two mornings in May
The Scottish Government is to implement the Scottish Law Commission’s recommendations for reform of moveable transactions law. The author provides an overview of the bill before the Parliament
Sexual harassment at work is a continuing problem, one likely to need measures beyond having an appropriate policy and training programme to counteract it. What else can make a real difference?
For ease of reading on the device of your choice, you can also access this issue of the Journal, presented in its usual page layout, in two formats:
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Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court: Hunted within the law?
- Corporate: The Register of Overseas Entities
- Intellectual property: A new era for the internet
- Agriculture: Tenant gives notice then pleads for stay
- Succession: Challenging valuations
- Sport: FIFA guide boosts women’s football
- Property: Property lawyers unite!
- Data protection: Privacy– recent enforcement highlights
- In-house: From Windrush to Waltham Forest
In practice
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