This article explains how the rights of parents of adult EU nationals who intend to remain in the UK will radically change after Brexit, and likely difficulties in their coming to join family here
The author questions the sheriff's reasoning, if not the result, in the recent decision to refuse to warrant petitions for sequestration based on council tax arrears
What it is like to work for a firm that supports wellbeing? A solicitor tells of her experience in a practice whose senior colleagues she regards as good role models
A blog from the Information Commissioner busts the myths for UK small and medium sized businesses transferring personal data to and from the EEA
Why the recently implemented Insurance Distribution Directive affects property sales with Buildmark cover, and what solicitors and developers can do to assist the NHBC to comply
In this issue
- How will Brexit affect my mother-in-law?
- Settling the debate on sequestration
- Taking wellbeing seriously
- How will personal data continue to flow after Brexit?
- Buildmark, and a little extra help for NHBC
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion: Laurie Anderson
- Book reviews
- Profile: Lord Mackay of Clashfern
- President's column
- People on the move
- Is your legal software ready to remain compliant in 2019?
- What's the deal?
- Ready to leave?
- A tapering opportunity
- Brexit: no dealbreaker either
- The business of divorce
- Trailblazing 12
- Cohabitants: rebalancing the law
- Litigation: an evolving scene
- Chain transactions
- When delay is not fatal
- Data protection – deal or no-deal?
- Two cases and an order
- Reshaping trade mark law
- When the wheels come off
- Parentage or privacy?
- Access right, right of access or right of way?
- Team of one
- Public policy highlights
- OPG update
- Housing specialism added to accreditation list
- At the boundary's edge
- Keep the dual role
- Executry and trust accounting: new guidance
- Moving nightmares
- Accredited paralegal update
- Sign up for conference
- Accredited Paralegal Committee profile
- Ask Ash
