A code of conduct has been drawn up cntaining a statement of good practice for solicitors conducting mental health tribunal work
13th August 2012
A code of conduct has been drawn up containing a statement of good practice for solicitors conducting mental health tribunal work. It does not have the status of a practice rule, but may be referred to for guidance in assessing whether a solicitor’s conduct meets the standard required of a member of the profession. The code, which comes into force on 1 September, will be posted to the Society’s website.
In this issue
- Trapped by the Wildlife Act?
- What constitutes "reasonable endeavours"?
- Reflective learning explained
- Values to the fore
- Employee ownership: removing the barriers
- Reading for pleasure
- Should you be paying your interns?
- Opinion column: John Deighan
- Book reviews
- Council profile
- President's column
- Edinburgh's history unveiled
- Capital connection
- Cohabitees and the principle of fairness
- Coulsfield cloned
- A plea in law for equal marriage
- Aiming high: rising stars
- Get your facts right
- Pension rights and TUPE transfers
- 2014: an ET odyssey
- Giving back
- ILG to mark 40 years in style
- Rural lessons for urban conveyancing
- Investing in our own futures
- Training the flexible way
- Business radar
- Code of conduct for MHT work
- Law reform roundup
- The threat from within
- Ask Ash
- The learning curve
