We’ve been making lots of changes in the Association recently. If you have not been onto our new website then we encourage you to do so. As part of our changes, we are increasing our online social media presence. We want to have a hub where paralegals can discuss anything and everything paralegal. A place where you can have your say in what you want from the Association. A place where we can inform you about events, meetings, news and the many other ways that we promote the interests of paralegals across Scotland.
Our CPD events and conference also encourage our paralegals to network within their own practice area and those of others. The main focus of our social media presence is to provide a place where all paralegals can discuss or share news from within all legal domains with other paralegals.
We have already had a fantastic reception on social media with our new Scottish Paralegal Association group. One member commented that she had been a “SPA member since the start and working as a paralegal for 27 years! Looking forward to this new group.” To ensure that you are kept up to date with all SPA news and can be the first to buy tickets to our events, just search for Scottish Paralegal Association on your social media search bar and request to join.
You will also be able to buy tickets for our up and coming conference in Dundee via Eventbrite using the link on our website.
If you don’t use social media, don’t worry: we will continue to update you by email.
As always, we encourage our members to contact us with any suggestions or questions. We can be contacted on [email protected].
If you are a paralegal working in Scotland in one of the legal domains below, and you’re not a member of the Scottish Paralegal Association, we encourage you to join. Our membership fees start at just £10 per annum. The domains are:
- civil litigation: debt recovery
- civil litigation: family law
- civil litigation: reparation law
- commercial conveyancing
- company secretarial
- criminal litigation
- employment law
- liquor licensing
- remortgage
- repossession litigation
- residential conveyancing
- wills and executries.
In this issue
- Confidence restored: internal investigations and legal privilege
- Court reforms: still an unknown quantity
- Ruled out of court?
- Uncovering the environment (1)
- Medical death: a case to answer
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion: Kerry Trewern and Rhona McNair
- Book reviews
- Profile: Ryan McCuaig
- President's column
- Developing digital services
- People on the move
- Leading judgment
- Health check
- Open to attack
- Claims: beating the trigger
- Storage: time for digital
- GSPC: eulogy for a friend
- Relevant persons: a challenge
- New specialist land registration practice launches
- Good enough reason?
- Copyright: underpinning control
- Writing means writing
- Rent moves: two crucial hoops
- Debtor wins in policy decision
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- KIR: the time bomb explodes
- The guideline goal
- GC NextGen: a network for you?
- Your Law Society of Scotland Council members
- Public policy highlights
- Double boost for Society's AML team
- Ask Ash
- Practice rights and the impact of Brexit: working in the EU
- Acting as notary: what do I need to know?
- Engagement letters: a practical approach
- Uncovering the environment
- Paralegal pointers
